Quote from: SenoSorez on March 07, 2018, 12:25:17 PM

Quote from: Treasurer on March 07, 2018, 12:10:37 PM

Clear White paper, everything is perfectly painted and explained. Traders make more money by earning from investors and profits Traderly reinvests into the platform. Investors can diversify their portfolio by proportionately allocating their capital to multiple strategies and exposures.

I suppose we'll see more of what its about with the demo......It would be cool if we could even allocate a % of risk in proportion to the what the trader risks. So if he risks 1% per trade, we can elect to have only 0,5% risked on our account.....One big thing i'm worried about...won't there be a lag between when the trades are made on the accounts...I mean seeing that the orders are copied between accounts. I know of a company similar to this but their lag between accounts is ridiculous. like 3min. That is definitely not mimicking performance of traders accounts with investors. What is Traderly's lag? Huh

Hey Seno, you are asking very valid questions, particularly with regards to the trading aspect. Are you a Trader Wink

So that was one of the main aspects of our platform and technology upon creating it. Our technology executes orders between accounts in milliseconds. In fact, our investors have been experiencing positive slippage (time lag between accounts), meaning that when our traders execute a trade on their accounts, the trade is executed on the investors account first before it is executed on the traders. Simply because our investors don't even need a trading platform to connect and take part. We have eliminated all the hassles when it comes to social investing. SO when our traders places an order, it must get executed through the trading platform and then executed through the brokerage. So now investors performance perfectly mimic those of their respective traders. And yes, you can define how much risk per trade is taken on your account relative to the traders risk.