Powerhouse + Sharpshooter EA (RFT official) (bei lilredry )
| Gewinn : | +46.19% |
| Drawdown | 18.42% |
| Pips: | 24126.9 |
| Trades | 9297 |
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| Typ: | Real |
| Hebel: | 1:200 |
| Trading: | Automatisiert |
Powerhouse + Sharpshooter EA (RFT official) Diskussion
I paid several thousand dollars for these EAs after admiring the glossy Myfxbook curves. Only later did I realise what those curves actually represent: quick, tiny wins booked fast, while losing trades are left open for hours or days until price hopefully drifts back. There's no robust edge here. Just a "wait-it-out" routine that hides risk as floating loss.
Under the hood it's mostly Martingale and Grid!
Martingale ramps the lot size after losses to claw back with a small move, until one extended trend explodes risk exponentially and wipes out weeks or months of gains in a single hit.
Grid stacks orders against the move to "average down", which looks smooth in ranges but creates unbounded drawdown the moment a real trend appears.
Demo-server conditions (razor-thin, stable spreads, near-instant fills, low/zero swaps) make this look safer than it is. On a live feed those same trades face widening spreads, slippage, accruing swap, and real stop-out rules. That's why the equity line glides upward, closed trades are small wins, while the danger sits offscreen as a huge floating negative until the account can't carry it.
These aren't real strategies. They're Martingale/Grid wrappers dressed up by demo-friendly conditions. AVOID!
Kevlia posted:I paid several thousand dollars for these EAs after admiring the glossy Myfxbook curves. Only later did I realise what those curves actually represent: quick, tiny wins booked fast, while losing trades are left open for hours or days until price hopefully drifts back. There's no robust edge here. Just a "wait-it-out" routine that hides risk as floating loss.
Under the hood it's mostly Martingale and Grid!
Martingale ramps the lot size after losses to claw back with a small move, until one extended trend explodes risk exponentially and wipes out weeks or months of gains in a single hit.
Grid stacks orders against the move to "average down", which looks smooth in ranges but creates unbounded drawdown the moment a real trend appears.
Demo-server conditions (razor-thin, stable spreads, near-instant fills, low/zero swaps) make this look safer than it is. On a live feed those same trades face widening spreads, slippage, accruing swap, and real stop-out rules. That's why the equity line glides upward, closed trades are small wins, while the danger sits offscreen as a huge floating negative until the account can't carry it.
These aren't real strategies. They're Martingale/Grid wrappers dressed up by demo-friendly conditions. AVOID!
This person also left this same comment on the Responsible Forex Trading TrustPilot review page. This comment there was removed by truspilot because it was labeled as "Not a genuine experience". I believe this message was posted by one of the owners over at Techberry.online. I created an investigation video about Techberry and they have been attacking me and my business in response.
Here is the video I posted about them...
I recently purchased one of RFT’s trading bots, paying full price with the expectation of receiving a professional product and ongoing support. Unfortunately, I’ve now discovered that the exact same bot is being shared for free online.
Out of frustration, I downloaded one of the leaked versions circulating on the internet. To my surprise, it’s completely legit — fully functional with a valid license, identical to what I paid for.
Even more concerning is that the official Responsible Forex Trading website has been offline for several days, and there’s been no communication, no support, and no explanation.
At this point, I really have to question whether the product was ever worth the price.
