Sunday, February 14, 2010
Forex Automation Revelation
By: Jay Evins
The aim of every Forex trader should be to earn money. At least I hope that's why one does it. As soon as one knows enough about how arbitrage, or more commonly, the Foreign Currency Exchange Market works, one can use a robotic assistant that takes the drudgery out of placing trades and frees the trader up to do other things besides sitting in front of his/her screen all day and all night. There are some really well designed products on the market that do this. The whole reason for these programs is to automate the repetitive actions one must make in order to use a trading program. It frees the operator up so to speak, allowing him/her to multi-task. These robots are designed to make successful trades around the clock. They don't need to eat. They never need to rest. They don't need to go to the bathroom. They are robots! They take your command and execute without emotion or feeling. And here is exactly where they can be a huge help to an already successful trader or help educate the beginner investor who only has an elementary knowledge of the market. Quite honestly, if someone is a rookie to Forex trading, they may not be familiar with trading robots. But these machine-driven Forex robots are making prosperous trading possible for many and it would be well advised to get to know how they operate as well as what they can do and what they can't. Seriously, they are only going to perform as well as they are told to. They are machines. They have no feelings. They don't think. But they do perform. 3 of the more popular robots on the market are making a serious splash with traders all over. Let's have a look at them individually and see if some valuable comparisons can be made. Their websites have demonstrated real time profits in double and triple digit percentages won over their initial investment numbers. The key for the beginner though, is to absorb what the experts do with these robots that help them to realize big gains. There is the problem. Education must be sought after. To realize any trading experience one must invest time and some resources to the effort. Novice traders can really get themselves into heap big trouble if they fail to install and set the settings correctly. The robotics featured on my site use very complex algorithms that maintain an accumulation of data in order to execute the best trades available for ones trading profile. But, they need to be set within certain parameters. Do they come with instructions? Of course they do. Very detailed instructions in fact. One must very carefully study the setup instructions, and then they must make thoughtful decisions regarding his/her investment strategy and how they want their robot to behave based on that strategy. Any experienced trader will agree that one must spend sufficient time getting to know their robot. Sound crazy right? Getting to know a robot! I can just imagine a dialogue, "Danger Will Robinson! Danger!" Use the program in a simulation setting at first. Perform hypothetical simulated trades in real times endlessly for at least 30 days. Purchase one of the robots featured and set it up and use it non-stop in a paper trading setting. No real money will be at stake. See what it can do. See what it can't do. Learn about how it operates. If it isn't cracked up to what is expected of it, or if it isn't user friendly, simply return it and be refunded your purchase price. Any product featured on my site has a money back policy if satisfaction is not achieved. Now know this! Nothing ventured nothing gained. If one wishes to grab their piece of the profits being realized each and every day the markets are opened. One must take some risk. Now get out there and go for it. You can't win if you don't play. Now for the disclaimer. Any form of currency trading comes with substantial risk. This author makes no claims as to the results one may or may not achieve using a robotic software program to execute trades in the Forex currency market. Past results in no way guaranty future performance. One can lose real money. The robot must be programmed properly to perform to the satisfaction of the end user. www.InfoRocketship.com
About the author:
Jay Evins is a student of the Financial Markets. As an active trader he seeks to gain insights into the strategies employed by high achievers in this field. He is also an active internet marketer with affiliates in a various range of information products. http://www.inforocketship.com/
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