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I would not have a problem. Some people are excellent
programmers/analysts but unable or unwilling to deal with the emotional
rollercoaster that is trading. It is not a macho symbol of virility to
say you are a Trader. Personally I day trade the S&P but I could not
deal with spending my day programming. I would rather work with someone
who has a talent to put my ideas into code i.e. to provide a solution to
my problem of not having the patience to sit down and code my ideas.
They don't have to be a trader to do that. There is no point in anyone
criticizing a solution provider for not trading unless their systems
don't do what they are advertised as doing or do not recreate the setups
that I may have asked them to program.
What's sad is that it is obvious that we had a person on the list that
did meet all the criteria that you are now willing to comprise. He WAS a
so called Solution Provider. He WAS a Member of this List. He WAS giving
advice, suggestions and code out for FREE. He probably WAS a successful
trader trading the very advice he gave freely.
> >>So, what's the difference if the system is not used by the developer
himself,but if the developer was paid according to the results obtained
?
He WAS getting paid according to the results with NO up front fees or
charges.
Enough now and back to Y2000 bug fixing and please fee free to post any
very profitable trading systems that I may try out for free.
Sincerely,
Alan
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