Is this how you did that? https://www.wikihow.com/Appear-to-Edit-Text-on-Any-Website I'm shocked and impressed you so knowledgeable with technology. Even with those smarts I can tell you developing a trading system is much harder then you think.
If you had $10M and someone walks up to you and says I have a system I think is good that I have been live with for 1 month do you want to take a look, how would you respond? Without at least a couple of years of live data, I don't see anyone taking you seriously. You could run like god for a few years too and have a bad system you made a lot of money in, but there's obviously a point where someone will start to get interested. I don't see it though in less than a few years. Especially if your goal is selling it verse getting a position in the firm. I'd keep tracking it live and see where you are at with it in 18 months. IDK, good luck.
Do it dog, what are you waiting for. Fund your account and shred those pension fund buy programs. When are you going to get out there and take what's rightfully yours? You have The Grail, for goodness sakes.
I don't know how you will be able to sell the Holy Grail to any prospective buyer without revealing key information about the method.
I do have an idea on that. I am thinking of showcasing part of the holy grail and if they want a deeper understand they would have to paid. That's seem to be the youtube influencer format but I don't know if I would want to be one though. It seems like a lot of work.
There are two ways of selling a trading system: * Going to the dumb public. Consult with a lawyer or two. Set up a YouTube channel and start talking about how awesome your system is. Of course you'll get people flocking to you like crazy. Your success will ultimately come up against how willing and able you are to fight the inevitable lawsuits that will come your way when someone fails to make money with your system. * Go to the professionals. They'll insist on seeing live audited results. They'll insist on exclusivity. They'll put you through the paces to make sure they're getting something that at least has a chance of making them money. And if they feel you've deceived them they'll drag your ass into court. Unlike the dumb public they have more expensive lawyers, and their clients also have lawyers. Neither of these is easy. Personally I don't see the point of developing a system that you aren't going to use, unless you were being paid to create one in the first place (e.g. you worked at a hedge fund). You say you've spent a lot of time doing this, how much money would you have to earn to have made it worth your time, versus trading the system yourself live?