forex diamonds vs. SNW?

Manuel · (#1 (**permalink**))

difference?
De: Manuel R (manuel-alterno@hotmail.com)
Enviado:martes, 09 de septiembre de 2008 06:41:53 a.m.
Para: payments@secretforexsociety.com

What is the difference between the Forex Diamonds' 7 day trial offer and the 30 day trial offer made by the SNW service?
And what is the difference between the SNW service and the Forex Diamonds service?
Manuel
p.s. PLEASE REPLY TO MY EMAIL ADDRESS

Pharaoh · (#2 (**permalink**))

One trial is shorter than the other.

As for the services, SNW is a piece of software that is linked to a very fast news feed and can automatically click Buy or Sell on your broker platform for you based on the news. I haven't personally used it (my internet connection is too slow), but if you have a good connection and a good broker that will accept (and not later reverse) the trades, there's no reason it shouldn't be profitable.

Forex Diamonds is a trading room. The Diamonds room focuses on after spike trading and longer term swing trades based on market movements after news releases. Sir Pipsalot runs most of the trades, but there are also several frequent "guest hosts". There are winning days and losing days, but overall I've found the winners outnumber the losers.

Manuel · (#3 (**permalink**))

Do you know or are you aware of a good broker that will accept (and not later reverse) the trades? I am interested in the SNW software. Please help.

Pharaoh · (#4 (**permalink**))

There is sort of an answer here, but you may not like it.

The Best Broker for Secret News Weapon!

Manuel · (#5 (**permalink**))

You say: "Your best option is to work with a small group, perhaps 3 to 5 people. Test SNW against different brokers and find two or three that work pretty well."
This is the thing: you already know those 3 to 5 people. I do not. You already know that group, I do not. Otherwise you wouldn't have "testimonials" of happy users, would you? May I be added to an existing group that you know of, please? I am sure those people have been using any or some brokers succesfully. As I said, I want to to use the SNW service, but, why would I pay $300 per month for a services that cannot be used? It just makes no sense, does it?

Pharaoh · (#6 (**permalink**))

Your best option would be to locate some other traders who share your interest in SNW, each open a couple of small, live accounts with different brokers, and try it out togther.

Watch the forums. A lot of people seem to join and then start looking for a broker. They'd probably be happy to have someone to work with.

I personally don't use SNW due to a particularly slow internet connection here.

Manuel · (#7 (**permalink**))

How can I get in contact with some of those peope who have provided "testimonials"? I guess they found a broker who works for them, didn't they?