Quote from: Casdinyard on Today at 03:30:07 PM

Quote from: TradingAutomation on July 08, 2020, 06:34:35 PM

Hello!
I am the project Manager of "Trading Automation Nowadays" . This is software that will engage in trading and it is absolutely free. But you must remember that free cheese is only in the mousetrap! For this reason, after receiving the software, you will need to give 50% of the bitcoins that the software will earn you. Isn't this a cool collaboration? Places are limited! If you want to get into a closed project, then contact the founder in the telegram @McSiena

This wouldn't work mate. 50% is a huge deal for traders. Broker are much efficient and cheap as they would only get .25% of your earnings. So basically if we used your "automation" that made us lose, would you give us the 50% rebate of that loss? We'd rather work hard than use a bot that isn't verified nor popular, and give its maker a 50% part of the earnings. And if you really wanted to gain clients (in which you would find a hard time gaining here in the forum), better post this on Services as it fits your idea.

This offer is really funny and ridiculous. I mean, 50 freakin percent for a bot? Hell no! Cheesy

no hard feelings dude...

It's worth starting with the fact that the broker executes the already prepared request. Of course, a lot of brokers conduct superficial analytics, so that you make more trades and the broker receives more commissions. But, there are different bots. If we talk about 50%, it is quite a real fee, if we talk about the yield much higher than the average yield of S&P 500, for example. Hedge funds take 2+20, 1+10 or very good 0+12 in percent (commission on assets per year/commission on profits). But they do not always even overtake this trivial index. Add commission from above and get a profit above the market. I have a bot, which brings about 70% per annum. I'm not interested in other people's money, I only take it from friends now and invest mine. Why not? And why should I share such good profits, even at the expense of increased turnover and 50% commission? I wouldn't even agree on 80% commission, ahh.