Hi Tradernumber,
First of all, you don't need insurance of any kind to promote or sell signals for your trading. In fact a lot of people on this very board promote their signals and when they have got in and out of a trade. As long as you use the standard caveats and risk warnings for which you can find on any signal selling providers website, you would be exonerated from anyone losing their shirt.
After all, its their responsibility, you are not telling them to trade a certain instrument or place a certain amount down, you are simply stating that you have seen an opportunity on a certain instrument at a certain price and will post your entry and exit, again, regardless of whether you have taken the set up or not is irrelevant.
It is hard work dealing with the many people that just happen to get in on a 'bad run' of signals, quit then bad mouth you. But that's part and parcel of this business. Some people have bad things to say about good people, but that speaks more about them then it does of you.
As a start, you could post your signal set ups on here for all to see - start a new thread. This would be great exposure for you and to which I am confident that the forum mods would allow under their T&C's and community guidelines, however if I'm incorrect here, then they would certainly point you in the right direction i'm sure.
@NVP - I'm surprised by your comments here as you are as stated a vendor yourself!! you don't need insurance to sell signals and of course, people can sue anyone at any time for any reason, but it doesn't mean they will be successful. In fact they will just throw more money after bad and as the vendor with the correct disclaimers in place, would simply shrug it off and keep collecting the subs.
If someone has something they feel of value they they want to sell, they are allowed to do so (T2W is no exception), it is the buyer that has to take note, do their due diligence and accept that losses can occur - after all, isn't that what trading in its most simplest form is about?
Side note: Like any forum, it needs good people who can trade and show others, for a price or for free. I saw a newbie ask a newbie on here very recently on how to trade. WTF. Blind leading the blind - and a lot of that goes on here. But... we don't know that Tradernumber can or cannot trade as they have yet to prove themselves. However, by the power of this forum, they can post their trades, people can ask questions in a cordial fashion and new comers can learn. One way or another, we learn whether this person can trade or not, is the real deal... or not. But as it is of no cost or money down, it is only our time we wish to invest. If we wish to subscribe then we take the financial risk of the subs, if we then choose to trade the signals, we again choose to risk as much money as we are prepared to throw down. That's people's choice.
Good luck and have a great day trading.
PS:
@NVP - you know I have the utmost respect for you but I had to comment on this one, I'm not attacking you here.
Lee
I was obviously talking about trade risk where nobody can predict future outcomes, not even mofo
