Angry? LOL, I seldom get angry, 95% lose for a host of reasons and generally they are too smart, they are unable to stay with a set of rules more than couple losses, and most don't keep hugely backtested stats.
Your have backtested this how long? If you noticed this forum more for Traders and not Investors. For long term systems, I will back test 50 years or longer on weekly bars, for myself anything under 3,000 sample size is just too small and for day trading my last system had over 26,000 sample size. You have to know what kinds of drawdowns in all economy cycles it will do. You will never be able to continue 20% per month if you do litely traded stocks if your account grows too big as you will be paying overpriced to get in.
You intentions might be good, but people simple not going to toss money into someone who has no history no matter how much you might tested or simmed. I have several methods that can double every 3 months, but when traded real time they simple lose cause you have slippage, always giving up the tick and commissions can be high.
Do you realize most people on this forum have seen mountains of vendors offering huge returns? Larry Williams back in the 80s did over 10,000% return in one year and yet managing money he lost the next year. At one time he was actually up over 30,000%. Few years later even his daughter won contest, don't know if she even managed money next year.
When I use to teach folks how to day trade for a fee, I gave them three years of monthly brokerage statements and my fee came from their profits. If you have some type of audit returns for min of year, then people have something to go on, but even then it bot going to be easy. Dealing with the public is a pain in the arse.
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but i have no capitals...
I have been trading the market manually and monitor my positions in every second using simulators in the past 2 months. So, my record is real (not back-test) except that it is on simulator level. Due to the nature of my trading (not by any news, not any reports, not any indicators, no outrights also, only natural observations), I need more capital (around USD 400,000) to place orders...
Question: When you work for prop firm, if you design a very good system, who owns the rights to this system? I assume you sign some type of contract, right? Are all different? These are questions those who want to work this way should ask.
Yea, lot of brokers in old days would front run in their accounts to tail coat better traders and just tag along. Am sure smaller brokers watch to see who is doing well and study at what price they went into trades. I just wonder how hard would it be to program a clients and get same trades in their account? And is that legal?
but i have no capitals. my trading record is not back-testing record (because even it is profitable in back-test level, ppl may lose in real market). I have been trading the market manually and monitor my positions in every second using simulators in the past 2 months. So, my record is real (not back-test) except that it is on simulator level. Due to the nature of my trading(not by any news, not any reports, not any indicators, no outrights also, only natural observations), I need more capital (around USD 400,000) to place orders. i know my trading is a little bit special so i don't know how to persuade investors to give me more capitals. but i can tell investors that the open trade loss will be less than a very small value and investors can stop my trading if exceed this value. do you think this is persuasive?
in average, my monthly return is 15-20% and sharp ratio 0.42. As for my special trading style, technically, profit/loss need to be redistributed. Hence, the daily P&L will have some great positive and negative values. So the standard derivation of daily return is high, resulting the low sharp ratio. so sharp ratio may not be an appropriate measure to evaluate my performance that's why i said my trading is very special but do very profitable. do you know who will be interested in these "out-of-the-box" trading methods? I know traditional prop firm won't be interested coz they will ask me to follow many rules...
but i have no capitals.
may be trader and his boss. normally other traders don't know. everything is possible. just negotiate. for copying question, i also have this concern but i think it is very difficult for broker to do it. i don't know much indeed...Question: When you work for prop firm, if you design a very good system, who owns the rights to this system? I assume you sign some type of contract, right? Are all different? These are questions those who want to work this way should ask.
Yea, lot of brokers in old days would front run in their accounts to tail coat better traders and just tag along. Am sure smaller brokers watch to see who is doing well and study at what price they went into trades. I just wonder how hard would it be to program a clients and get same trades in their account? And is that legal?