Did you FIND those profitable trading strategies? If so, you wouldn't need to talk about about commercial stuff. Like NoodleStrudle put it, you wouldn't give up your edge. If you don't have an edge however (more likely), then what you do is still a lot of babble with little results. I too have built a lot of stuff to FIND profitable trading strategies. Actually finding them is a whole different thing. @NoodleStrudle: I do have a trading system in place, just like Fan27 does. It just doesn't make money Your post makes sense from the perspective of an experienced, successful trader. I'm definitely not looking for someone like that, not being there myself yet. But from zero to hero at some point one gets trough the place where I am now and I'm merely looking of for someone at my level. No more, no less.
No...I did not find them. My platform found them after testing millions of strategies. I am not going to waste anymore time on this thread. I have code to write. I wish you the best man.
You mention the bid/ask spread: What would be your asking price on a similar venture? I mean if someone was asking you to work full time for 50/50 equity, how much would they need to pay you every month for this to be a viable venture for you?
Why don't you do a full quote so the folks at home can see what you're about. You said, T/A sucks; no one can make money. I said, "Two words: algorithmic trading." You said otherwise, but stroll in here to declare yourself a 7yr vet in his *own* venture, not counting the experience from whence you came. That smell you smell? That's you. Troll. Unmasked. But pass the Fabreeze.
Pig's all in, the chicken can lay eggs which are relatively painless to it. VC's pretty much won't even look at a company unless the entire team is devoting their entire lives to it, no part-timers. Cortez and burning the boats is another popular meme with them, they want to put you in a position where you work like success is your only option. The only possible exception would be a serial entrepreneur with several successful exits.