I would like to thank the developers and the Wealthlab community. Wealthlab is an ingenious piece of software.
Since I have been using the software (since August), I have become profitable very quickly, and with low drawdowns.
And I don't understand why the Youtube videos get so little attention. Maybe because they are not as spectacular as others where the traders drive up in fat sports cars. I'm sure you've had cars like that for a long time. :-)
Since I have been using the software (since August), I have become profitable very quickly, and with low drawdowns.
And I don't understand why the Youtube videos get so little attention. Maybe because they are not as spectacular as others where the traders drive up in fat sports cars. I'm sure you've had cars like that for a long time. :-)
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WealthLab is an ingenious piece of software.
WealthLab is ideal for any oops programmer because it's totally extensible. I use it with external packages like Math.NET and ScottPlot all the time. And I'm always adding new classes to my Local.Components.dll class library.
The framework could include more example code for some of the components (ScoreCard, DataSetProvider, PerformanceVisualizer), but I understand building this out is a lower priority right now. Most users are asking for more features and documentation right now. And more strategy examples, of course.
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One thing that could be done is partner up with a tutorial company that would create online tutorials for some of the introductory stuff new users would face. And there's really two independent issues: [1] learning WealthLab, and [2] learning how to trade. The latter is most complicated aspect since there isn't any single approach.
Those with true wealth typically don't flash it like that :)
The platform is unbelievably powerful - Thanks.
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