Our relationship is founded on mutual interest and personal honor. This venture thrives on shared goals, where we collaborate for mutual benefit while respecting each other's contributions. Our project is the culmination of decades of dedicated effort, research, and innovation.
In exchange for access to our advanced technology and algorithmic methodology, we welcome you to:
If you're seeing profits with us, here are some examples of minimal voluntary support contributions for this project and the new social media development which would be welcomed.
Note: The PnL figure shown in real time by the trading software is purely indicative and for reference only. It does not account for fills not communicated via API (e.g., exercise, liquidation, lost fill events, etc.), or for any interest or broker fees. The displayed number is calculated independently based on executed orders and fill events received from the broker, excluding unreported events such as forced liquidations. For accuracy, always refer to the Net Liquidation figure in your official broker report.
What traditional edge funds do
Traditional hedge funds typically employ a 20/2 fee structure, resulting in significant costs for investors. Importantly, the 2% management fee is applied to total capital, not net gains, leading to exorbitant fees—even during periods of no profits or considerable losses.
Additionally, some of the largest multi-strategy hedge funds impose "passthrough fees" to cover operational costs. These can be added to the regular management and performance fees and may include everything from compensation to seemingly trivial expenses, like mobile phone services. Consequently, investors may pay millions in fees, regardless of the fund's performance. For example, one multi-strategy hedge fund reported a gross return of 15.2%, but after fees, investors only realized a return of 2.8%.
Why pay excessive fees to these costly entities when you can maintain full control over your investments with complete transparency, trading on your own account and your own PC?
While our performance is exceptional, common sense dictates that there are physical limits to achieving consistent profits from trading, particularly when pursuing long-term stability without gambling. This reality becomes clearer with real trading experience.
Astronomical returns, unless achieved by chance or luck, often arise from activities that are merely disguised as trading. Such operations may be linked to dubious practices like money laundering, Ponzi schemes, or other forms of fraud. For example, some secretive hedge funds involved in money laundering may claim extraordinary returns to lure in additional investments, but these claims have no bearing on legitimate algorithmic trading.