Looking to create a dev team
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Hello,
I’m looking for people interested in putting their knowledge together in order to create one or several automated strategies. I think together you can be stronger, especially on a field such difficult as trading.
So my goal would be to have a group between 2 and 4 people who are really motivated, and can spent a lot of their spare time in the project.
If you are interested, please tell me so.
PS: I’m a professional trader, trading every day mostly on Dax and Dow Jones. I should have a pretty good understanding of what could work, and what not. I’m looking only for people with an OUTSTANDING level of coding in PRT, as my coding level is also pretty good. I speak french and english fluently.
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Hey, im in.
Ask Nicolas (or someone else thats mod) about my contact deatils (mail) and send me a mail, we can take it from there. I have no kids and a job that dosnt take all day to do, so i got a bunch of time and lots of motivation.
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Use the contact form to ask Nicolas.
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Most of the moderators will be better at coding than I am but I do work as a business analyst and spend a bunch of time trading myself and optimising systems and portfolios, so perhaps I could assist with that part of the project?
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