BrokerArbitrage.com Discussion

no update of both accounts published for the past 2 weeks :)
but here yes:
https://www.fxblue.com/users/broker-arbitrage

hmm. ok. thanks

shirazgulkhan posted:
ok. thanks for your reply.
tell me who i can trust for money management, because i have very bad exp. so many peoples here to offer but now i dont have any idea. Please suggest me.

Regards,

hi, I'm investing in PAMM accounts:
https://fx-trend.com/pamm/rating?agent=501659
monitoring my account:
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/sergiskinvest/pamm-индекс-счет/560811

to WILLGART,

thanks for the chart.
I am very very curious.
I don't see any drawback that BA experienced since June 17 ~ ,
how come this chart doesn't have it ??

Is there any special configuration you can do ??

A quick check will tell you that's not the same account. This one started on 19/3/14 with a deposit of 3800. The one on FXBlue started on 4/6/14 with a deposit of 5000.

Plus as far as I can see ( I don't really use FXBlue ) there is no way to tell which broker this is or if it's a live or demo account. My guess would be demo as there have been no withdrawals.

Best regards Steve

right, its a demo account created for this site:
https://www.bestforexrobots.net/
they just run a bunch of EAs

unfortunately they follows the vendors recommendations, so if the EA hit a big SL, they ask the owner of the site to remove the results and starts a new one... which results in hiding some bad performers...

stevetrade posted:
A quick check will tell you that's not the same account. This one started on 19/3/14 with a deposit of 3800. The one on FXBlue started on 4/6/14 with a deposit of 5000.

Plus as far as I can see ( I don't really use FXBlue ) there is no way to tell which broker this is or if it's a live or demo account. My guess would be demo as there have been no withdrawals.

Best regards Steve

Reply to Steve:
The account is demo and the broker is Pepperstone
This is a website: https://www.bestforexrobots.net/
BA is first classified, but the account is demo ...
Regards

Complete waste of time showing a demo account for an arbitrage EA.
Best regards Steve

stevetrade posted:
Complete waste of time showing a demo account for an arbitrage EA.
Best regards Steve

I agree, but did you have another account published? if yes, please provide the URL.

Do I have an account published? If you did mean that , then no. This EA is nothing to do with me.
Best regards Steve

Steve B, Totally agree with you.
I lost 3900usd in 15days.
:(

Crazy!!! Don't you try it for small money just like $500 begining???
Too danger and too risky..........

try the keltnerpro EA.
appear to be good, stable, no martingale, no grid, good SL.

I developed an arbitrage system by myself and it worked VERY well on demo accounts. Personally I doubt that it can work on real accounts of reputable brokers.

At least it did not work out for me.

Are you using KeltnerPro Will?
Best regards Steve

No Steve B , I am just using normal moving average strategy .

Weird. Are you Will Sherif?

Anyway, Keltner Pro does look kind of interesting. Although I'm pretty dubious about both the brokers that the accounts are being run at.

Adam Miller is a stock shot ( https://www.123rf.com/photo_8455184_manager-settles-a-corporate-question-through-mobile-phone.html ).

site:Bloomberg.com Keltnerpro and site:reuters.com keltnerpro both turn up blank.

It's fairly obviously an internet marketers product when you look into the launch of the EA. Most good traders know that the best way to make money out of a working strategy is to keep quiet about it.

There are people out there that track down EA's for a living just to launch them and make money out of them. I've been asked to sell stuff to internet marketers before. Some of them even make good money for a time, but eventually due to market saturation ( and they will be selling more than 400 guaranteed ) the EA will stop performing as well. I would imagine that the only thing the people with this EA are interested in is generating profits from the sale.

Best regards Steve

stevetrade posted:
Weird. Are you Will Sherif?

Anyway, Keltner Pro does look kind of interesting. Although I'm pretty dubious about both the brokers that the accounts are being run at.

Adam Miller is a stock shot ( https://www.123rf.com/photo_8455184_manager-settles-a-corporate-question-through-mobile-phone.html ).

site:Bloomberg.com Keltnerpro and site:reuters.com keltnerpro both turn up blank.

It's fairly obviously an internet marketers product when you look into the launch of the EA. Most good traders know that the best way to make money out of a working strategy is to keep quiet about it.

There are people out there that track down EA's for a living just to launch them and make money out of them. I've been asked to sell stuff to internet marketers before. Some of them even make good money for a time, but eventually due to market saturation ( and they will be selling more than 400 guaranteed ) the EA will stop performing as well. I would imagine that the only thing the people with this EA are interested in is generating profits from the sale.

Best regards Steve

Hello @stevetrade

I once asked Kelterpro,
they said using fake photo is to protect their identities,
and Jared's story is true.

“Believe none of what you hear, and only half of what you see.”
Benjamin Franklin

He's unlikely to say that it isn't true. It's marketing 101. Who, what, when, where, and why.

That said, the EA does seem to be working. Going to be a hard one to judge the death knell of though.

Best regards Steve