DeLorenzoFund
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I wanted to start this thread to get a better understanding as to what is like to be on the investor side at Darwinex.
I've been trading my current strategies for the past three years, on Darwinex since April of this year, I have not had any issues trading with them.
I'm a trader but also a long term investor.
I fully believe in my strategies and my ability to continue executing them, I have realistic goals and I see my trading as part of my overall portfolio, using my trading as a diversifier and an hedge against the broad market exposure in my long term portfolio. I also have accounts outside of Darwinex where I run my strategies on.
What I would like to know from the investors at Darwinex is:
I can understand the necessity of the Risk Engine when it comes to protecting investors and weed out gamblers.
In my trading I use a specific set of rules that define my strategies to make sure I don't do anything out of emotions or feelings. I'm curious if anybody is using a similar approach when it comes to selecting Darwins or any other alternative investment product to create an overall investment strategy composed of those assets.
I look forward to many responses and opinions!
I've been trading my current strategies for the past three years, on Darwinex since April of this year, I have not had any issues trading with them.
I'm a trader but also a long term investor.
I fully believe in my strategies and my ability to continue executing them, I have realistic goals and I see my trading as part of my overall portfolio, using my trading as a diversifier and an hedge against the broad market exposure in my long term portfolio. I also have accounts outside of Darwinex where I run my strategies on.
What I would like to know from the investors at Darwinex is:
- How has your experience been so far?
- What is the reason for you to use Darwinex?
- What is your approach when it comes to selecting Darwins?
- What do you look for in Darwin before investing?
I can understand the necessity of the Risk Engine when it comes to protecting investors and weed out gamblers.
- What is your opinion on how the Risk Engine has performed for you in the past versus the trader's strategies?
In my trading I use a specific set of rules that define my strategies to make sure I don't do anything out of emotions or feelings. I'm curious if anybody is using a similar approach when it comes to selecting Darwins or any other alternative investment product to create an overall investment strategy composed of those assets.
I look forward to many responses and opinions!
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