Useful software for market analysis?
For a while I tried to find analitical software but, after some reserch, I started wondering if it even exists. Pieces that I found at first glance were good, but after some research I discover a lot of claims that it is a scam and software does not work as it is advertized to.
Thus I have a question if anyone has experience using such software? Are there any good ones out there?
Thus I have a question if anyone has experience using such software? Are there any good ones out there?
A walking person is always faster than a standing person
This is a pressing issue. Many are looking for the grail, but it is not possible to create a robot that will always trade profitably. The market changes and so does the indicators.
There is definitely analytical software that can be used to forgive market movements with a high probability. Munus is that there are indeed gradual changes in trading and there is a need to periodically adjust the system.
Guilber Girard
(Guilber)
Member Since Feb 26, 2014
15 posts
Oct 01 2020 at 12:10
BRAIN!
I use my Expert Advisors and they help me a lot in trading.
I support. I used 2 Expert Advisors, bought for a lot of money. And as a result, I lost my money. Although the first time there was a profit.
There is much useful software for analysis in trading. Software that helps you to profit consistently. I use Moving Average and macdi divergence trading platforms. This expert advisor helps me a lot in trading.
marco_mmbiz
Member Since Jul 20, 2019
333 posts
Oct 02 2020 at 08:01
Guilber posted:
BRAIN!
Best answer here!
Always try to trade on your own. No EA/software/robot is perfect on long terms. There's no 'make money fast' scheme out there and also not a single EA who's giving you steady profits for more than 5 years, only if you're willing to take way too high risks on short terms. If you'd like to have a consistent 'passive income' or something for your pension: go to your local investment bank or insurance agency. They can do much better on long terms. You can't trust any EA, only if you are programming it for yourself and willing to update it every single month. So, you need a lot of experience before you start with that in a professional and consistent way.
Good luck!
patience is the key
I often use programs that help in trading. Since I cannot devote a lot of time to spend near the computer and monitor the market. In my experience, most of the programs they want to sell you are all useless junk. Of course there are interesting options that cost a lot of money. But in the long term, they also cannot work, due to constant changes in the market. Therefore, it is very important that the advisor developer provides the necessary technical support. support and correction of settings.