I am a software developer — not a finance professional. And that is precisely the point.
My journey into investing started two years ago with a simple program that ranked ETFs by their historical returns, giving me a data-driven way to decide where to put my money. But curiosity took over. I asked myself: could I build something that does what no human can — analyze millions of historical data points to develop a strategy, and then automatically evaluate thousands of stocks every single week to decide what to buy and what to sell?
So I built it.
Every week, the algorithm runs, generates a report, and tells me exactly what to do. I follow it. No second-guessing, no emotional overrides.
I won't pretend to have decades of trading experience — I don't. What I bring instead is a software engineer's mindset: trust the data, test rigorously, automate ruthlessly, and let the numbers speak.
My approach to risk is balanced — I am comfortable with some volatility, but the goal is consistent, reasonable returns over the long run. Not gambling. Not get-rich-quick. Just a well-engineered strategy, running quietly in the background.
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Experience in securities trading
Risk class 1:
1 to 3 years
Risk class 2:
1 to 3 years
Risk class 3:
1 to 3 years
Risk class 4:
1 to 3 years
Risk class 5:
1 to 3 years