I currently provide signals with Tradency. First of all they test your system for 30 days and manually review it to see if the system works okay before they release you on the unsuspecting public.

They are very prompt and professional in their service.

They recently set up a new system to try and address some of the problems they were having with some of their providers, such as too large stops and too many open positions at once. These changes should remove some of the more dubious trading practices on there.

All that being said, I have had one subscriber complain about orders not being closed correctly. When I checked he did have about three orders that had gone past their stops considerably. Fortunately one of them was a winner and he was actually up on the errors. However it is worth noting this. Tradency have a default stop in place that applies to all your strategies and catches any problems like this, but this may not be suitable for every trade placed. Which is where the problem comes from.

All in all I would say they are better than ZuluTrade but still not that 100% accurate solution that we'd like to see in this market place. Maybe ZipSignals will be the one?

I have tried Collective, ZuluTrade, and more recently ZipSignals. For me, ZipSignals seem to be the up and coming favourite to date, but time will tell.

Not accurate, some trades where lost. It shows a negative overall profit for me, while my account is +2%.

Does Tradency make money by getting a cut from brokerage fee or a cut from profits gained?

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