I’ve been looking for a reliable and automated forex trading software. I was pretty keen on forex tracer when I came across this review. is it accurate?
=> http://www.learn-forex-online.com/automated-forex-trading/
My guess is that it is fairly accurate. Of course, saying "Believe it or not, Forex Tracer produced over 94.90% profitable trades from July 2006 to May 2008… well, in backtesting anyway." simply means it is possible to build a model which would have made a profit in the past if you base the system on the past data. It means nothing about how it will perform in the future.
Saying "This system has been getting good reviews on the Forex forums" simply means some people have written good reviews. We have no idea if those who wrote the good reviews profit for sales of the product, and the statement would be accurate even if there were ten times as many bad reviews as good reviews.
Saying "one major market movement against you can wipe out all your gains" is probably accurate but may be an understatement. What happens if a "major market movement against you" occurs before you have any gains? Obviously you can lose more than your previous gains, maybe even your entire investment.
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I don’t pretend to know much about the forex, but I do have some common sense. If automated trading software could consistently provide high returns there would be no reason the sell it. Those who owned the software could become super-rich just by using the software themselves. The fact that they pay to advertise the product, hire people to manufacture, package and ship the product, and that they have to deal with angry customers tells me that they are trying to get rich by selling the product because they have not figured out how to get rich tradng.
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