Just wondering why is no one viewing my strategy

Granted the TPS2 (TP$) strategy has only been available on C2 for 3 full months, but it’s return is solid, with a very low one time investment of $25K required and the strategy statistics (tracked by C2) are really good. You would think that there would be several folks looking into TPS2. The TPS2 strategy trades futures (small position size - for automatic low risk exposure) and ETF’s.

Also, how many folks really subscribe to strategies on C2? Just courious.

I haven’t fully developed a marketing strategy yet, and to be honest, I haven’t made a concerted effort in that direction. In the past, I asked a similar question and was advised to focus on trading first, ensuring a consistent upward trend in my equity curve. That approach resonates with me.

Strategy Age (days): 89.03

Draw Down: 38.7%
Max Leverage 20

I think this are red flags for many…

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Also, how many folks really subscribe to strategies on C2? Just courious.

The top three systems have about 100 subscribers each. They also have track records of a year or more.

Thank you for you feedback…appreciated

I wanted to ask, what are the top three strategies you recommend? Also, could you kindly guide me on how I might go about discovering and implementing them?

Thank you so much in advance for your help!

I am assuming that folks looking to invest in these strategies have an overall investment portfolio much larger than that of the $25K it takes to trade this strategy. I also assume they would have a diversified investment strategy…some with a little more risk for higher returns, some safer with much lower returns, right? So the TPS2 strategy is a risker strategy, but risking a low overall % of ones entire investment portfolio. Yes, TPS2 had a draw down from the high profit mark of 38%, (personally I don’t think that is huge, based on a $25K investment) but also a return, so far in 3 months, of 38% as well. Seems resonable to me that the stategy is performing as it should. Little more risk for the potential ROI of 100% and possibly over 200%. And the overall C2 stratagy performance statisitcs are very solid. Maybe I am being to presumptuous, but for a $25K investment for the potentil to double or triple that value, it seems to me that TPS2 is a strategy that folks should diversify their overall investment portfolio with.

Thank you for your response…much appreciated.

I trade the top 10 systems in this list:

https://collective2.com/lb/324

My top 3 picks would probably be ares, MT3 Algotrading and ES NQ Daytrades. I have no idea how to implement them…you would need to reach out to the strategy managers for that.

Avg leverage is 8…20 max is not really high. Can’t keep the money sitting on the sidelines if you want to make money.

I’d add a description. I’d also reduce leverage. Not many strategies survive for years with leverage at those levels. Just my 2 cents. Do what you want.

Don’t be offended, but your equity curve right now looks like a roller coaster - down 8k, up 16k, down 13k, up 25k. And it seems the oscillation amplitude is growing though some positive trend can be seen.

Would not be a lot of subs willing to pay 210$/mo to see 25k account going up and down on 10-12k each month and hoping that at the end of the year it will be peak and not trough.

Make it TOS, show your confidence. Especially if

Also having trades with 40% in-trade drawdown (around 10k$) and posting this
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in the strategy channel will not bring additional subs. I bet most of the people considers low risk little bit different.

Too expensive, high drawdown too early, no description, wild amusement park style chart. It just plain sux. The more logical question should be as a Leader, how are you not aware of this? I’d abandon it & try again.

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I trade the top 10 systems in this list:

https://collective2.com/lb/324

My top 3 picks would probably be ares, MT3 Algotrading and ES NQ Daytrades. I have no idea how to implement them…you would need to reach out to the strategy managers for that.
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Study the systems on that list. You will figure it out.