Claiming to generate 15% - 20% per month (180% - 240% annual) ROI through High Frequency Trading (HFT) on the NYSE is a piped dream.
The 3rd largest HFT funds in the world, OPTIVER HOLDINGS BV, the most lucrative in The Netherlands with over $1.31B in revenue, generated a high of 9.3% ROI annually.<br />
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According to Forbes, Citadel’s flagship multi-strategy Wellington fund broke the 1 year ROI record in 2022 generating 38.1% for the year.<br />
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Yet some minor player like TruCapitals is somehow able to generate 180%-240% ROI annually (paying out an average of 126% annually to its members - not taking into consideration compounded interest which boosts that percentage exponentially) by executing HFT on the NYSE. Bullocks!<br />
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TruCapitals if anything is a conservatively run Ponzi scheme also known in this day and age as a HYIP (High Yield Investment Program) were people a psychologically encouraged to minimize withdrawals through the prospect of exponential gains due to compounded interest and encouraged to find other people to “invest” their money through a payment of a commission on the funds that one gets others to “invest”. <br />
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That way there will hopefully always be more money entering the program then exiting the program and the owners of the program can dip in and steal a share to support an extravagant lifestyle.<br />
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Only if a large number of members ask to withdraw significant funds simultaneously or if the owners execute an exit strategy with the program collapse or disappear.