No Win - No Fee, or Monthly Subscription?

[Tzachi]

I think it should be a monthly fee, but very high one. I would charge $1,500 a month.

1. Give the clients the entry points. Let them get out with profit or be greedy and let the profit to go down to the (-) side. You cannot control when the client will get out. You can get him/her to the water but.....

2. The system must provide above 80% of + calls.

The clients will get what they pay for. And will be VERY happy.

Tzachi.

[arbogasc]

If you have $1500 a month to spend on signals, then you should be paying for a CTA or CPO regulated by the CFTC & NFA to do it all for ya.

[Tzachi]

Arbogasc,

Only if you want to trust other people with your money. (Do you really think the CTA's know better than you?)

If you dont trust, pay the 1500$ a month and get the first class calls.

[spahiu]

the kind of signals providers we have around here at moneytec are adressed to the starting trader (and i might be mistaken), if for example one should charge 1 500 $ a month that will be 18 000$ per year..so if anyone is paying this much for signals , he outta trade with at lest 100k..and with this kind of money i'm pretty sure u can find some fund manager to do all the work for you..with better results and some added security. probably you'll get to meet with him and so on, talk with his curent investors...and get an informed decision.
to charge more than a few hundreds on a monthly basis around this parts..well thats pretty hard, and those who do that must be very good salesmen.

[Tzachi]

Spahiu,

"..with better results and some added security"


Better results???? Security????

Where do you find them?

I am from NY, we get here what we pay for. and no free lunch here 2.

[James]

I agree with a performance based fee.

One company offers this. Most do not. Rate is about 50c per pip.

Happy Zachi?

[Tzachi]

Moneytec,

Please see the above post from James. Self promoting his service????????

[James]

Mick - don't joke about "what's a pip?"

I have already had two paid clients asking that after several days of membership.

That doesn't beat this (genuine) question though:

"What's the difference between and long and a short trade? Is a short trade like only a few minutes and a long trade like a few hours?"

How do you answer that?????