Trading with 2 Robots to Trade in Short and Long Term – Forex Quake

Posted by LocalGov on March 14, 2010

The concept of making quick profit is a very good one, but it is’s hard to keep making fast cash in the longer term. Customarily there’s more risk involved trading for quick profit in the short term while the less risky long-term plan takes a while to bring in the profit. So Forex Quake has decided to offer a solution. Rather than selecting one technique, why not use both? This software provides 2 EAs for trading in short term and making quick money, to trading long term and making consistent money. That does sound good, but you may question whether the short term robot doesn’t lose more than the long term robot can cover. The solution can be found in the correct cash management rules. If you manage the risk and money correctly, you can make fast profit and have your losses recouped by the long term strategy. Naturally it isn’t failure-proof and you are likely to lose more in short term, however the idea is good. The key thing to keep in mind when combining these 2 strategies is that you must run the long run technique first and trade with the near term robot within the frame set by the former.

14Mar

Is Forex Torpedo Really Forecasting Markets?

Posted by LocalGov on March 1, 2010

There are hundreds of foreign exchange robots but this one Forex Torpedo has attracted my attention. Because it claims to beat other expert advisors by instead of using just past data, forecasting market price. It asserts it uses AI and other bells and whistles to do that. Well, it is interesting, but I’ve got some concerns. Aren’t other robots really doing the same thing? There are plenty of robots which claim to use A.I out there and to be blunt, there is not any way we will see how they use it and if they employ it at all . Anyone can say they use articifial intelligence methods because it is impossible to confirm it. But in the end what matters are the actual results.

Does the expert advisor give good profit? That’s what matters, not that it predicts market or uses past information. So, having mentioned that, I could leave it there. Judge a currency exchange expert advisor by the results, not by its features.

1Mar