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[Check]

This is DEMO!!! Where is the live account? You sell robot through PayPal!!!! Where is the refund of money back guarantee as for example Plimus? This is for me the unmarketable EA.

 

[aicohn]

Quit hyperventilating

This is DEMO!!! Where is the live account? You sell robot through PayPal!!!! Where is the refund of money back guarantee as for example Plimus? This is for me the unmarketable EA.

While I agree with you this seller does himself no favors in his sales terms, I disagree with other elements of your post. It is true Paypal has no money back guaranty. But honestly Plimus isn't the place to go for an iron-clad guaranty either. Clickbank is the place for such a guaranty. But the vast majority of the robots sold there work for a month or two if at all.

Having said that, I have used the pair of bots on two live accounts. The larger was an $80K account that I've taken to $99K in just under a week running at half default risk. I'm pulling $15K out & have already reverted to trading the original $80K balance as appropriate when using two robots, one a grid, the other a martingale as this is. The other account I started with $20K, got a $10K bonus to $30K and it sits with a $33K balance after two days running with default parameters and a 300:1 leverage (only running 3 of the 4 pairs, since I can't trade the 4th there).

Your complaint about the accounts being demo is really pretty baseless. If you look at the pip gains on the trades this thing makes they are in the 40-100 pip range and such performance isn't going to be heavily affected by slippage. If you want to complain about use of demo accounts, you should lodge that complaint against a scalper like fapturbo, megadroid, million dollar pips or wall street robot. That might have some validity.

It is true these sorts of systems can destroy an account, but that risk is mitigated by diffusing risk across multiple pairs and an overall emergency drawdown parameter I'm running at 25% in the larger account & the default of 50% on the smaller. Whenever using systems like these, rapid withdrawals to a safe backup with a view toward getting to having all your risk mitigated as soon as possible is the goal.

If you aren't interested in making money, nobody is holding a gun to your head forcing you to do it. So quit hyperventilating.

 

[ILIOS]

Hello aicohn: You state, "I have used the pair of bots on two live accounts"; would you please be more specific, which two bots you are referring too by name. Secondly, you mention the Wallstreet bot which I am using and find to be one of the most reliable out there; I would like to have your knowledgeable assessment of this as well. Finally, if you may, contact me at my e-mail address: illiosellas@gmail.com , I would like to have a private chat, if possible.
Thank you for your assistance.

 

[aicohn]

This robot delivers the goods.

Shortseller is composed of 2 bots, ea1 and ea2. ea1 is a grid trader, ea2 is a martingale.

I used Wall Street forex robot for a brief time, but abandoned it when I couldn't replicate the results obtained by bestforexrobots.net in a finfx ecn demo account when using a finfx ecn real account. For a while, I accepted minor slippage issues of a few pips on each side of the trad, but when it was missing whole trades in my live account & trades taken in the bestforexrobot account scored as gains were coming out as losses in my live account, I decided the robot wasn't worth my time. There are real issues with judging performance of a scalping robot in a demo account. That is not the case with this robot. Yes, it's expensive, as in more than a little, but less than too much if you're running $100K+ in assets. And yes, there's no refund. But in my case, it paid for itself acout 50 times over within a day or so & therefore I consider this bot a good ROI. Can't say that about wall street.

Given all the fraud out there, a bit of skepticism concerning the latest bot to come down the block is healthy, particularly without a refund offer. But if you want to be skeptical, it's better directed at such bots as wall street and million dollar pips (where the same comment as wall street applies). And they both have good refund offers. The loss of a few hundred in a non-refundable bot is tiny in comparison with the loss of a few thousand dollars (only a few percent in accounts my size). It's a case of penny wise & pound foolish.

My 2 cents.

 

[ILIOS]

Yes, I would agree but having run Wallstreet for almost 4 months now and I find it very stable. In the case of missed trades, I have noticed that as well but I think it has something to do with timing between their main server and ones platform. I have also purchased the “Clapan EA” and I am now considering getting a refund in order to try Shortseller based on your recommendation. Would you please give us a bit more on your strategy if possible. For instance, you say you reduced the recommended risk level to half, how but the rate of withdrawal; is that a fixed rate % or how about time of withdrawal... when the % gain is reached etc?

Thank you again and I wish we could direct e-mail contact.

 

[kyle1681]

I bought it but,,,

I bought other EAs several times.

But, this is my first time that Short Seller has not been delivered instantly

right after the credit card transaction.

Is it normal?

:embarrassed:

 

[Cinar]

Classic end

A classic end of a risky EA.