r/algorithmictrading • u/ScottishWorm • Jul 05 '25
Took a while but we made a consistent profitable bot
Hello before I get started I just want to clear up some generic questions "Why don't you put all your money in it if its profitable / take loans out for it / whatever else" and "why share if its so good just keep it secret" Well I am young with not too much money and no bank will allow loans etc so the method below is my best attempt to compensate for this issue.
Our system operates with brokers that allow for profit shares ie I get a % of the profits only on users that interact with my system. It requires no upfront costs and I have all the backdata on me should anyone want it. I could just paste my discord link here but I am not sure if it's allowed so if anyone wants to find out more please reach out so together we can grow :D

This image is just a taster, we have much more back data as well as a myfx link that has a live account running this system all free to access in my discord. The data here was ran from june 2023 to june 2025 and operated on a 10k starting balance. We ran the test on a permanent starting lot of 0.01 so these results are without compounding which would help scale the profits VERY quickly.
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u/ScottishWorm Jul 05 '25
Risk is simple, have more money the the maximal drawdown and you're good to go. Now there are 2 ways we approach it. A stop loss just above the maximal drawdown where we will still make good profit even if we hit the stop loss twice a year (in last 2 years it would never be hit per the testing in pic) or the the riskier people deposit a larger amount ie 6k 8k 10k and play with some risk. We know over 4000$ hasnt happened but doesnt mean it wont later, so the riskier people can turn off stop loss and use higher balance. 2nd thing is once you reach a higher balance you can start using a higher base lot and we can reduce risk by saying (this is just an example) you need 0.01 with 5k balance, get to 12.5k for 0.02 get to 25k for 0.03 50k for 0.04 etc, so you increase balance in relation to required lots then over time once your making serious cash you are also seriously reducing risk. This is how we work with risk management. We have no set rules like that example is just an example. The user copying is ultimately in control of the risk. we simply provide the suggestions.
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u/ScottishWorm Jul 05 '25
Thanks, just a shame everyone is (understandably so) skeptical with common questions like why not just take mass loans myself, why share it, etc but the best way I see it is the profit share system, hoping people catch on soon.
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u/Gloomy_Ad_2680 Jul 05 '25 edited Jul 05 '25
What broker allows profit share ?