Tradeyalgorithm Bewertungen 

I purchased Tradey in June 2026, and I deeply regret my decision. Based on my personal experience, I encountered five serious issues:

1. Misleading Trading Performance
I compared Tradey's advertised trading results against the actual signals I received and identified four discrepancies within a single month. In these instances, winning trades appeared to be included while losing trades were omitted, potentially inflating the advertised win rate and profit factor. This raises serious concerns about the accuracy and transparency of their published trading performance.

2. Weak and Overly Simplistic Trading Algorithm
From my observations, the signals appeared to follow a rigid, time-based approach, frequently triggering at exactly 10:30 AM Eastern Time or other fixed times. I saw little evidence that the strategy meaningfully adapted to changing market conditions or market regimes. For a premium-priced trading service, I expected considerably more sophistication.

3. Unreasonable Six-Month Satisfaction Guarantee Conditions
Tradey advertises a Six-Month Satisfaction Guarantee, the sales also said it is a Hassel-free return, but my refund request was denied based on an alleged mandatory risk-management requirement that(position sizing in NQ), in my view, was not clearly disclosed in the contract or during onboarding.

I find this particularly unreasonable because customer satisfaction should primarily reflect the performance of the trading signals(win rate and profit factor). Position sizing and individual risk tolerance should remain at the customer's discretion, rather than being used as an undisclosed barrier to obtaining a refund. More importantly, Tradey itself configured my trading account with settings that resulted in a loss exceeding 5% on a single trade, making its subsequent reliance on mandatory risk-management requirements particularly contradictory.

4. Extremely Frustrating Refund Process
Over approximately two months, I exchanged more than 15 emails with Tradey's support team and communicated directly with its CEO, Bryan Fuentes. Despite repeatedly raising my concerns and requesting a refund, the matter remains unresolved. The process has been unnecessarily time-consuming and frustrating, leaving me with the impression that Tradey is unwilling to honor its advertised guarantee.

5. Documented Trading Losses
I followed Tradey's signals for 27 trading days, resulting in a total trading loss of $2,979, excluding VPS fees.

My recorded performance was:

NQ: Approximately 60% win rate, with a 0.90 profit factor.

ES: Approximately 71% win rate, with a 0.48 profit factor.

These results demonstrate that even a relatively high win rate does not necessarily translate into profitability. In my experience, the trading signals consistently failed to deliver the performance I had expected based on Tradey's advertising.

Overall, I am extremely disappointed with Tradey's trading performance, the discrepancies in its advertised results, and its handling of my refund request. I paid $6,000 for this service, incurred nearly $3,000 in additional trading losses, and spent months attempting to obtain a refund under its advertised satisfaction guarantee.

Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Tradey. I strongly encourage prospective customers to independently verify its advertised trading records and carefully examine every condition of its refund guarantee before purchasing.

9/28/26 update
Tradey now has a new platform that you have to implement yourself by going in the windows vpn you are required to use and making the entries yourself following instructions. The statement that all you are required to do is make sure your Ninja acct is connected is not accurate. You have to implement the algo and choose from a few algos they have. Maybe you choose the loser algo, they just make them available and take no responsibility for the performance of the acct you choose. You also have to maintain a quantvps acct ($130 monthly) and Ninja brokerage acct ($12 plus per trade charge)

9/3/26 update
From the inception Tradey techs have been logging into my Ninja acct to tweak the algorithm and attempt unsuccessfully to improve it. Yesterday I requested a change to the number of contracts to reduce the daily loss threshold. I was advised that I should make the change myself on the algo, probably to invalidate the 1 year promise of refunding the $12,000 sign up fee. I have seen posts responding to customer complaints citing changes made by the client that invalidated the warranty.
I am not an Algo programer. That's what we purchase when we sign up for the service. They provide the Algos that should perform satisfactorily.

Results are abysmal. Down 10% in one month
I was asked for more details.
Below are my actual day to day results on Ninja Trader, the platform Tradey uses. Btw, Bryan Fuentes, the owner will reply with unsubstantiated statements that obviously do not bear out by looking at the results below. I followed the advice of the tech support team at every step. I have evidence of that from my communication with them.

Initial investment - $34,400
Trades from July 27 to today
July 27 - loss $55
July 28 - loss $55
July 29 - loss $290
July 31 - gain $150
Aug 3 - gain $150
Aug 5 - loss $750
Aug 6 - gain $150
Aug 7 - gain $150
Aug 10 - gain $150
Aug 11 - loss $750
Aug 13 - loss $451
Aug 14 - gain $300
Aug 17 - gain $170
Aug 19 - loss $156
Aug 20 - gain $300
Aug 21 - loss $450
Aug 23 - loss $451.50
Sept 1 - loss $455
Sept 2 - loss $450
Winning trades 42.31%
Result to date - loss of $3,007 about 10%
I can provide screen shots of my account if it is allowed in this platform
Some days the system goes down, and there are no trades. That's a good thing, you don't lose money. They blame it on someone other than themselves and state that you missed out on "gains"
If you have knowledge of any other platform I can use to post my results I will consider it.
I hope this helps you make a decision. Bryan Fuentes will reply with some hyperboles and past performance statements. These are actual results.