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Draw downs are all relative. For a new investor with only $10K to his name, a $1K draw is a disaster. For a sophisticated, wealthy investor, a $100k draw may be no big deal.
To answer your main question, I think there is no demand for high equity strategies (at least in futures) here on C2. High net worth investors would be more likely to invest with a registered CTA or Investment Advisor. From the system developers point of view, the potential fees are far greater as a registered advisor.
Sure its all relative no arguments there , just was wondering about C2 community …
Please define high equity strategies? That would certainly help developers tailor a plan toward what people are looking for. Also, if you have a 10k account and dont want a 1k dd, what would be acceptable. And if you tell me less than 10% or 1k tell me what return at the end of the year you would be happy with? I am curious so we can better gauge what someone who has 10k to invest is really looking for or what their expectations are.
Thats exactly what i am asking …
