Need a partner who can get capital!!We have a profitable system

dennis86 said:
Well that's not a problem because I can use my own money... However, I am limited by the number of markets you trade if you are not well capitalized... The strategy assumes you are trading selected multiple markets. You will agree with me returns are random hence need to well diversified... Me personally I can as well put up $100,000 but you need at least $2 million to be well capitalized.. .
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Not sure you really have that capital.

You claimed $2000 in a broker 9 months ago
http://m.wazua.co.ke/forum.aspx?g=posts&t=37008&p=2

dennis86 said:
Well, I put in $2,000 with a broker 3 months ago and the algo recommended we "short" the eurodollar contract in anticipation of the fed raising interest rates in december 18th. Well, we were closed out on December 7th (friday) at a profit of $587 because the risk sentiment has been changing and equities are starting to have a sell off..and the code mined this info and recommended we close our short position..That comes to around 30% in 3 months since the trade was initiated in September 3rd...
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$2000 for trading futures?! Did the broker laugh?
 
jharmon said:
PS - your previous twitter post showed "Moxie Capital" but you have substituted "Dennis Futures Strategy" since then with similar returns. The post also shows a different set of figures. Are you just curve fitting?
https://twitter.com/x/status/1136204667942252547
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Yes... That's me... Thats the company... Well I didn't see the point of including the company so I just substituted... The returns is 2 pronged because it based on Kenyan returns since am based here and USD returns... Well I thought the Kenya shilling is not paramount in this discussion...
 
I always hear pros say as their capital gets higher, their strategy return start to deminish or not working.

I never heard a pro say they need a higher capital to increase their return %.

Interesting hypothesis.
 
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Global OptionsTrades said:
Are percentages different in Kenya?

Anyway, I have some good news for you. I received an email from the prince of Nigeria. He has some money that he wants to share with me. Perhaps he could invest with you...
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Well since we are dealing with returns in 2 denominations... While converting the total return for the Kenyan shilling to USD you have to factor exchange gain/loss..this is because the 70cts is in Kenyan treasury bills which at the end of the year you have to convert returns into the base USD and vise versa when accounting for KES since 30cts is in USD... That's why you see different returns... The exchange rate is the common denominator..
 
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