Our relationship is built on mutual interest and honor. This is a venture driven by shared goals, where we work together for mutual benefit while respecting the value of each other’s efforts. Remember, this project is the result of decades of dedicated effort, research, and innovation.
In return for our advanced technology and algorithmic methodology, we invite you to:
If you’re seeing profits with us, we suggest the following minimal contributions:
Let ΔL = the variation in your Net Liquidation over two dates, six months apart (as shown in your broker statement or communicated via API). This represents the PnL increment during that period.
Our % of Net Liquidation increase:
Why such a low %?
We can afford the best care on the planet because our investors collectively trade billions globally. For this reason, the suggested percentage is relatively small, and solely based on net liquidation value increase. The other important reason is that we intend to facilitate the wealth of our investor for the purpose of real final goal, which is to transform this initiative into a public enterprise (IPO)
Traditional hedge funds typically use the 20/2 rule (plus other "creative" fees), which results in huge costs for the investor—maintenance fees (2% on capital, not on net gains), often with no profits or even significant losses.
Additionally, some of the largest multi-strategy hedge funds charge "passthrough fees" to cover operational costs, which can be added on top of the regular management and performance fees. These fees may include everything from compensation costs to more trivial expenses like mobile phone services. Investors can end up paying millions in fees, regardless of the fund's performance. For example, in one case, a multi-strategy hedge fund reported a gross return of 15.2%, but after fees, investors only saw a return of 2.8%.
Why get ripped off by these greedy entities when you can have full control, with all activities being transparent, operating on your own account, and your own machines?
Why don't we claim astronomical returns?
Common sense tells you that there are limits to profits from trading, without gambling, while pursuing long-term, consistent profits. This becomes clear once you've gained real trading experience.
Astronomical returns, if not obtained by chance or luck, often stem from operations that are merely disguised as trading, and are likely part of questionable activities such as money laundering, Ponzi schemes, or other forms of fraud.
For example, individuals involved in money laundering might claim astronomical returns to attract further investments, but this has nothing to do with legitimate algorithmic trading.
If you're not prepared to handle drawdowns, algorithmic trading may not be suitable for you. Similarly, if you're expecting impossible returns, you're likely misunderstanding how algorithmic trading works.
Our focus is purely on actual performance, and our primary interests are: