Irresponsible manager. Does not respond messages. He just messed up big time. Does not stop losses, high percentage of winning trades, stay away!!!! He will blow the account
This Strategy Manager started off decent but as you can see by the progress over the last few months, it has changed dramatically. The strategy changes all the time and you have no idea what they are doing or why. Decent fills but terrible at taking profit when you think you should especially after coming out of the red. Opens contracts when its already the lows or the very highs. Not a good strategy to make any money. If you look at the performance it's been break even at BEST since last september 2022. The biggest con of this strategy is communication. Good luck trying to get any answers back after weeks or asking or messages. If i'm paying for a service and putting money in your pocket, I expect communication back at the bare minimum. If you don't want to communicate you shouldn't be running your own strategy. I think this strategy leader gave up and is just trying to milk money from this website now. 0 stars. DO NOT FOLLOW.
I guess you just have to admit that "power of the system". Sometimes the entry and stop loss may let you feel not comfortable or stupid but system eventually prove itself in the long run.
SteadyReturns has lived up to name of this strategy so far. The trades are not usually daily which is conservative on rocky market days. As such, you may need to increase the leverage to 200% in order to be able to gain/earn total monthly profits to clear your Collective monthly fee and the SteadyReturns monthly cost. It has to be worth the risk auto trading this strategy. I'm pleased with the results and equity curve.
IMHO, this strategy is overhyped. The drawdown to profit ratio is downright frightening. No stop losses, more throw on a trade before news & wait for recovery if wrong style strategy. It's not for everyone. If you prefer traders who wait for the best entries and make money getting great entries, this is not for you. Best if you do not monitor the account at all as drawdowns are downright shocking when compared to profits. For the bang for the buck, I've done much better with other strategies. I can add 4-6 quality strategies for the price of this one and have a better return. I will continue watching for improvement, but don't trust my funds with this strategy right now.
Great value strategy to get started with smaller accounts. As I use C2 longer, I find that I personally prefer focused strategies so I spread my exposure to more strategies, but this is a good one for a mixed bag of futures for one reasonable fee.
The manager takes a lot of pride in his trading and cares about doing well for subscribers which means a lot in this industry. Does have drawdowns, but turns a profit consistently over time. I took this strategy for CL exposure and have been very pleased. I started out limiting contracts to about half the strategy and while it was profitable, I suggest allowing full size. Be sure you are properly funded to take advantage of the full strategy. Looking forward to making more money together!
It's slower so if you're scaled down, it feels extra slow, but is fairly consistent over time. Personally, I prefer more aggressive strategies and was attracted to this one to balance those out a bit.
It's okay. Very slow so harder to make up the sub cost. I may have joined at the wrong time, but did not produce for me. Seems like an interesting strategy for someone who wants a variety of strategies and has more patience.
Only subscribe if you don't mind losing 100% of your hard earned money on a martingale strategy - https://forums.collective2.com/t/strategy-risk-not-apparent-based-on-readily-available-data/16108/16
Only subscribe if you don't mind losing 100% of your hard earned money on a martingale strategy - https://forums.collective2.com/t/strategy-risk-not-apparent-based-on-readily-available-data/16108/16
Only subscribe if you don't mind losing 100% of your hard earned money on a martingale strategy - https://forums.collective2.com/t/strategy-risk-not-apparent-based-on-readily-available-data/16108/16