I have been using C2 for 6 months I have been using C2 for 6 months. There is significant depth of strategies. The data that can be utilised is extremely professional. Having come from a CTA environment over the last 30 years I would happily recommend C2 to anyone. A genuine offering that one can be proud of.

Longtime C2 Customer I've been subscribing to and trading Collective2 systems for over 15 years now. I currently subscribe to 6 of them. It's the only place I've found where I can follow the trades of successful traders and be able to base my subscription decisions from verifiable track records. Some systems I trade manually, and some systems I let Collective2 trade for me automatically. The auto-trading technology is solid.

BEGGING! for positive reviews. Matthew Kline sent out an email, since I have been a member a long time, asking for a positive review, since there have been so many negative ones lately. BIG MISTAKE!, as any hope for Collective 2 is long gone. Investors are left to "figure out" which strategy managers are legitimate. In truth, you will be HARD PRESSED to find a strategy manager that will not leave you asking, WHY???!!!! I know a few. Very few. In finding them, I've tripped over absolute amateurs, some bordering on Snake Oil Salesmen, some who've bought bots to re-sell, who've blown up multiple accounts only to resurface later under a different name, to burn someone else's money. There seems to be no oversite, no vetting process. Matthew Kline knows exactly why people are unhappy, and I believe he has the power to fix it. There are secondary chatrooms that have been created by members to help each other, because negative comments on C2 are deleted! You are on your own. Unless you REALLY know how to evaluate risk, stay away from this company. Just find an edge, work it out in SIM mode and manage your own money. C2 will allow you to waste money on 10,000 turds in your hopes of finding one decent strategy.

Waste of time Waste of time. There is no way you can make $ with 6500 margins unless your account size is 100000-150000 (which comes with an extra fee). Some brokers charge as low as 250-500 margins for Russell 2000 and SP. I trade myself with Tradovate super easy to average and normal platform with real time data. C2 on top of charging all these fees upon the fees not even providing fast platform and real time data. Not recommended, for investors with 10-20k equity its pennying or blowing up. For traders with 6,5k margins, its a waste of time, on top of the monthly fees, they take 50% cut.

Offers some very good traders that may get… Offers some very good traders that may get excellent future results if you stick it out long term and don’t adjust trades. Really need a very strong trading background knowledge to identify the select few top traders who use solid risk management on each trade or you will lose lots of money fast due to leverage. Some of the best consistently profitable traders are not even easy to find , you have to find them through other peoples accounts. Beware when traders email you to try their strategy it’s often a huge scam. Not all past results shown were done in real trades , they could’ve been falsely simulated for months, and once trader convinces you to sign up based on essentially fake past results, you’ll lose everything within a month when they over leverage on a real trade with your real money, and baghold losing trades due to poor risk management. Also some traders look real good with their past results but will blow up your account plus more, once you sign up to them, they are just using strategies that temporarily got lucky as held in one direction or also could have been falsely simulated, (not all real trades) and are not skilled, and then they end up losing it plus more. Beware any traders with no description or details about trader, and where there are multiple past failed strategies. Thats a red flag. I suggest stick to daytrader strategies or C2 star strategies and those with reviews especially positive reviews. Most of the swing traders that baghold are generally the biggest problem, or those using daily options, illiquid penny type stocks, or unrealistic forex trades , which I have witnessed them blow up accounts already plus more. Don’t trade with money you can’t afford to lose. I strongly suggest simulating a trader for a few months before using real money to see if their results are true and consistent, and if you can stomach drawdowns depending on the traders risk tolerance. You need a very large account size if you are going to trade multiple strategies to diversify.