Thanks Jim. I know from all the work you yourself do in this area that you understand all the programming work it took to get to this point.
I've worked in businesses small to medium for years and know that as your business grows, you need to keep any eye on what is most important at 'that' level. Things change and you need to change with them.
What I see from my business experience and from that of other system vendors, as well as reviewers at C2, keys into a few areas.
1. make sure I keep everyone informed that there will be occasional losers and/or drawdowns. IE temper expectations.
2. as a corollary to point 1, you can not judge any system or method by just a few months if its a slow trader. They tale time to unfold.
3. continuing to make my faq section more comprehensive as questions come up, which ties together points 1 and 2.
4. add improvements when possible, as long as they are robust enough to lay down across the entire database.
The above is what I see as being in this for the long haul, both for me and the subscribers.
You CAN time the market!
But only after you trash the big 3 myths.
Myth 1 - its possible to get every point of every move
...Myth 2 - you'll never have a drawdown
......Myth 3 - you'll never have a loss