The opinions expressed in these forums do not represent those of C2, and any discussion of profit/loss
is not indicative of future performance or success.
There is a substantial risk of loss in trading. You should therefore carefully consider
whether such trading is suitable for you in light of your financial condition. You should read,
understand, and consider the Risk Disclosure Statement that is provided by your broker
before you consider trading. Most people who trade lose money.
My strategy "Futures CME-NYMEX " is closed for new subscribers.
But you can contact me to get access to a subscription.
To help you decide if my trading is right for you, you can sign up in “simulation” mode.
How to do it:
Rules of the trade:
Risk per day - about $3K
traded instruments - futures, mainly ES and NQ
number of contracts - up to 5 (or x10 for microcontracts)
Some statistics:
April (through the 26th): $1,960
March: $7,997
February: $4,615
January: $23,448
December: $9,758
There may be several unprofitable days in a row.
Possible losing trades, days and months.
This strategy is not for those who want to make a quick million.
This strategy prioritizes risk control.
Once a certain profit is achieved, the risk and quantity will increase.
The percentage risk will remain unchanged.
When there will be a profit that allows you to increase the lot, then the risk in money will be increased.
But not in percentages.
I have experience managing strategies in which subscribers lost money. Some of them did not use internal risk controls on c2 and lost a lot. Now they don’t want to hear a single word from me.
I was trying to show maximum profits, and wanted to make fast and a lot of money. But the life of such strategies ends quickly.
But the “smart” subscribers didn’t lose money with me. They used their risk control and didn’t wait for a miracle.
Now they have continued to work with me on this new strategy.
Most investors don’t understand that risk control is infinitely more important than profits.
The subscription fee system forces the traders themselves to chase super profits in order to get another subscriber.
This is a huge problem on c2.
c2 is a good platform that allows you to work safely with investors money. The money is in the investor’s account. He is always in control of them.
As long as the trader’s labor is not paid as is customary in the industry, then you shouldn’t expect the trader to take care of your money.
I’m looking for serious investors with whom I can work long and productively for them and for myself.
There is a rule on c2 for futures trading called Maximum Position Sizes. The essence of the rule - the size of the position depends on the number of subscribers. If the instrument has a maximum of 5 contracts and one subscriber, you will be able to trade only 1 contract if there are 5 subscribers. If there are 6 subscribers, the tool will become unavailable for trading.
Right now I am building up a “cushion” for my investors, so this rule does not affect my trading.
After some time, I will increase my risk in the money and use the maximum available lot for trading. That’s why I limited the number of subscribers.
As long as there are still 1-2 spots on the board.
Those who wanted to join have already sent me a private message.
Excellent results Alex! I will check back on your strategy often. I’m curious about your remark about Maximum Position Sizes. Where did you find this information? Is there a list of limitations somewhere?
Thanks, now I remember reading it, but concrete numbers still have to be published it seems. Well, for now my strategy is nowhere near the limits of market liquidity
I will take a few new subscribers to the strategy. (I put a limit of 5 subscribers.)
Monthly fee: $500.
If you want a discount, contact me via email belpolyg@gmail.com
