I'm interested—do you use Telegram?
Hi,
Yes of course, Please feel free to reach me out at @TBO67
Sorry for the late answer, never got notified.
Talk to you soon
Vincenzo
I see two possible options:
1. You’re so good and profitable that you believe you don’t need to exchange ideas with anyone. In that case, monetize your knowledge and add an extra layer of profit on top of your trading P&L. But this is not for everyone—being a good trader doesn’t automatically make you a good marketer, nor does it guarantee that your knowledge (tools, experience, EAs) is marketable.
2. You’re good and most likely profitable, but you also know there’s something missing. In this case, you can scale your knowledge, skills, and capabilities by connecting with people who are open to exchanges, sharing experiences, and collecting insights to learn new methodologies and perspectives. This will accelerate your growth as an EA Studio (and other tools) user.
I personally know a few people worldwide who fall into box #1, and I buy from them what I need.
Everyone else who is profitable belongs in box #2.
So the real question is: do you have anything to lose?
Best regards,
Vincenzo
Hello Vincenzo, I always used to think similarly, but the main issue was how to protect the IP of others??
I have created many tools, methodologies, templates, and others, but for my use only. If my system is working, then why should I share my findings with others? This is a question most profitable traders will ask.
Yes of course, Please feel free to reach me out at @TBO67
Sorry for the late answer, never got notified.
Talk to you soon
Vincenzo
My name is Vincenzo – I’m Italian, living in Germany, and I’ve been trading for over 10 years, the last five dedicated exclusively to algorithmic trading with Expert Advisors.
For the past 18 months, I’ve been using EA Studio intensively, and I’m deeply convinced of its potential as a framework for building scalable and robust automated strategies. I’m now forming a small, focused working group (not a broad community) of 3–5 serious traders to collaborate on:
Generating, testing, and validating EA collections using EA Studio
Filtering, walk-forward logic, and robustness checks to avoid overfitting
Creating diversified EA portfolios with non-correlated strategies
Defining sound risk management rules (per EA, per portfolio, per capital bucket)
Tracking live and backtest performance using shared metrics and dashboards
Sharing workflows, tools, and defining a strategic approach to build a long-term trading portfolio capable of managing large funded accounts
What I’m looking for:
Active users of EA Studio (or genuinely interested in mastering it)
Traders who enjoy strategy development, data analysis, and system thinking
People with experience in funded programs or managing real capital
Most importantly: serious, trustworthy collaborators willing to contribute and grow
This is NOT:
A signal group, course, or paid service
A passive community – this is for active contributors
A place for shortcuts – it’s about building a sustainable framework
If this resonates with your mindset and experience, feel free to reply or send me a message with a short introduction about your background and goals. I’m building this team with a medium-to-long term mindset, focusing on consistency, transparency, and results.
Let’s see what we can build together by sharing knowledge and capabilities to maximize the usage of EA Studio.
Best regards,
Vincenzo