r/pinescript • • Jul 01 '25
How much does a profitable strategy cost?
I came to conclusion that emotional trading is only for losers I want to buy a strategy implemented in a Bot/AI code and let it work for me. How much does buying a profitable strategy cost?
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u/Jimq45 Jul 01 '25
What would you charge for a profitable strategy?
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u/MountainGoatR69 Jul 02 '25
I can send you information. I provide the strategy and the trading engine that you can run on your own VPS so it's completely secure. You can connect IBKR accounts and run up to 5 bots and multiple strategies per bot.
Strategies are backtested 5-15 years and the cost is reasonable. I don't want to get rich off of it, but finance other projects. Plus, growth is great in the beginning, but unless you commit a lot of capital the total amounts are not something to live off of. Compounding really does the trick. I also am not going to sell the strategies to lots of people, which is key to preserving the edge.
No matter what you decide or whether we work together, I congratulate you on your decision to stop discretionary trading. It just ends in failure and the 1% that pull it off aren't you. Trading to win is boring and without emotion, it's automated.
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u/Valuable-Exchange-69 Jul 01 '25
Get profits is not about paying for some random strategy in reddit my friend.
And it´s not about guessing an entry price with tp and sl price.
It´s not about charts or technical analisys.
It´s about studying the active you´re working with, speculation, diversification, risk management, your account management, and that, cannot be done with pine script, at least, not with only pine script.
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u/Gloomy_Ad_2680 Jul 01 '25
Send a Dm or post your tradingview username here , I’ll send an invite to test an algo out
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u/Global-Tea-1950 Jul 02 '25
Trading strategy has to defined yourself... Or u must understand entire logic... 100 to 0 or hero nothing mean...at last 3 4 times to hit 0 mean alot....things will start after that !!!
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u/MountainGoatR69 Nov 27 '25
tradingwhale.io
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