Where to start?

[Aquarians]

Here for starters: I have a system that beats the market.

Now I used to brag about my IQ and all, but it's not the 150 as much as pure raw grind and determination over a span of 15 years that made a difference.

So my first question to you guys is: how do you know a system is legit? I know it is but how can I convince you? The buyers of my 500 bucks trading system?

 

[ph1l]

So my first question to you guys is: how do you know a system is legit? I know it is but how can I convince you? The buyers of my 500 bucks trading system?

It would help to provide information about how the system works ("advanced AI algorithm" doesn't really say much).

For each line in your graphs, publish performance metrics like those here, here, and/or here.

For each trade corresponding to each line in your graphs, add information about the simulated trade including

• Instrument simulated (e.g., symbol)
• Type of trade (e.g., long, short, bull call spread, etc.)
• Quantity (e.g., number of shares)
• Entry time
• Exit time
• Entry price
• Exit price

Then, for some period of time, post that information about each trade you use with your system in advance.

 

[Aquarians]

It would help to provide information about how the system works ("advanced AI algorithm" doesn't really say much).

For each line in your graphs, publish performance metrics like those here, here, and/or here.

For each trade corresponding to each line in your graphs, add information about the simulated trade including

• Instrument simulated (e.g., symbol)
• Type of trade (e.g., long, short, bull call spread, etc.)
• Quantity (e.g., number of shares)
• Entry time
• Exit time
• Entry price
• Exit price

Then, for some period of time, post that information about each trade you use with your system in advance.

Interesting, thanks.

 

[GoldDigger]

A system is legit when it has proven consistent profits.

The way to sell it, and convince others to buy it, is through testimonials.

 

[easymon1]

Demonstration Please.