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sagard21

Member Since Feb 16, 2010  2 posts sagard21 Feb 16 2010 at 22:46
i have heard that euroturbo blaster works well. any suggestions or feedback on that?

MIDASUser

Member Since Oct 22, 2009  84 posts MIDASUser Mar 29 2010 at 18:23 (edited Mar 29 2010 at 18:24 )
If you are interested in low risk EA's you might be interested in our test results, as we are testing MIDAS on new settings to double a small deposit ($500) and reduce risk considerably in a short time frame. You can see current live tests by searching for Low Deposit Doubler.

cheers

When everything else out there is just not good enough, design your own! MIDAS
CerberusFX

Member Since Mar 22, 2010  4 posts CerberusFX Apr 04 2010 at 11:35
Robots DON'T work !!! Unless YOU UNDERSTAND the system and methodology yourself !!!

Save your money and LEARN how to trade eek

Fulltime247

Member Since Aug 31, 2009  131 posts Fulltime247 Apr 04 2010 at 12:39

CerberusFX posted:
    Robots DON'T work !!! Unless YOU UNDERSTAND the system and methodology yourself !!!

Save your money and LEARN how to trade eek


Depends on the Robot. (I'm quite happy with mine grin)

It ain't easy being Cheesy!
compuforexpamm

Member Since Aug 20, 2009  181 posts kennyhubbard (compuforexpamm) Apr 04 2010 at 13:08
Yeah, I'm happy with mine toogrin

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CerberusFX

Member Since Mar 22, 2010  4 posts CerberusFX Apr 04 2010 at 20:00
Hi Guys,

Thanks for the input. Obviously your records speak for themselves grin

You are both experienced traders, but this article is regarding new traders who don't yet understand the market or how to trade. I don't think it is fair to them to say they can buy a robot to make them rich!!! and not everyone is a programmer or thinks like one (very technical and logical minds).

By the way, in order for a robot to be sucessful it actualy has to make money. Live accounts speak the truth wink

Ever wonder why demo accounts always make more???

MIDASUser

Member Since Oct 22, 2009  84 posts MIDASUser Apr 29 2010 at 23:31

MIDASUser posted:
    If you are interested in low risk EA's you might be interested in our test results, as we are testing MIDAS on new settings to double a small deposit ($500) and reduce risk considerably in a short time frame. You can see current live tests by searching for Low Deposit Doubler.

cheers



We have now published the settings for this in our members area. And have several live accounts running.

Thank you

When everything else out there is just not good enough, design your own! MIDAS
FFEA

Member Since May 31, 2010  3 posts FFEA Jun 01 2010 at 17:03
I have tried many systems mostly free, but some paid. I am happiest with the one I will discuss. I am still waiting for my links to activate to show results here. I demo traded it for a long time before using real money. I only ever lost money when my coputer accidentally shut off. Since I have gotten a vps it has been great. I do intervene if I do not agree with the direction it chooses. I also will use it on other timeframes and currencies than the origionating site says. I prefer to trade currencies that are at a low point. I believe it reduces potential down turn. I also recommend more conservative settings. I made it through the recent chaos due to being more conservative. I will manually trade on retracements if sytem goes too far in the wrong direction, but overall most of the profit is from the system. I started two accounts with about 700.00 each, one on March 11th 2010 and one on March 26th 2010. You can find more information below. The brokerage gives a 30% bonus so each account had around 900.00 to start with. Each account is currently over 2100.00, and in one of the accounts I withdrew 400.00.

      You can get the expert advisor free demo and use it on any broker. The provide a free professional version for live accounts, but only available on two brokerages. I am hoping to make enough money to have my own EA built that works on any broker and is designed for smaller account balances.

welshsteven

Member Since Jun 07, 2010  1 posts welshsteven Jun 07 2010 at 16:54

FFEA posted:
         I have tried many systems mostly free, but some paid. I am happiest with the one I will discuss. I am still waiting for my ...............................................for smaller account balances.


What EA do you use mate and where did you get it?

Thanks

Steve

bestfx

Member Since Jun 17, 2010  2 posts bestfx Jun 17 2010 at 09:10
Don't blame all robot because of one robot only.It depends.Choose the better one lor.Don't simply use without testing first.

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