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    I see fairly often different expert advisors being developed to trade on any pair. However, they are never developed or tested on all currency pairs. Usually there’s only one pair and it’s made and tested on that. But traders still use it on random currencies and see totally different results. I think it is only logical to have a robot made for one currency pair and trade with it on that one actual pair all of the time.

    That is what Forex Brilliance authors think too and they have developed a suit of EAs that trade on specific major pairs. There is not any confusion as to what to trade it on and on which currency pair it should work better. I believe more developers should use this practice.

    Not only that, when you are trading by hand you should consider that to be true for your manual system too. It is a matter of chance, when you test and modify a system on one pair, it’s likely to perform best on it. Naturally, I don’t say that there are no systems that are universal, but it is’s lots more difficult to create and run such a expert advisor.

    Currency trading beginners regularly get into automobile trading and using expert advisors. They suspect that these software allow them to trade mechanically while not having to bother to learn the trading. The idea is charming, just set up a software and watch the profits come in. The actuality is dissimilar. The robots don’t trade without failure, they want modifying to trade as market conditions change. And how you can tweak them decides how much profit you make. Forex Redeemer creators claim that – and I tend to agree. If you know how to trade forex by hand you have a big advantage even if you’re using mechanical robots. This information allows you to certify robot’s calls, tweak the system for better performance and such like. While other beginners jump from EA to EA seeking to find the grail. They lose money more often than not and blame everything on the robot creators. The matter of fact is that it’s the data they lack what prevents them from success. Learn forex trading and you will succeed.

    Often you will see how forex software creators do everything to sell their product even if it is less than stellar. They come up with all kinds of nice names for their features, they mention AI and neural nets and all kinds of techniques. In truth, there isn’t any way to approve what they use, and what truly matters is the particular profitability. If a expert advisor doesn’t do good enough, the features are pointless.

    If you have a look at the Elite Currency Trader, you’ll notice how easy is their internet site. There’s only one back testing statement that displays a good performance and some info about the system itself. There are no elaborate pictures or impressive videos, only a few educational videos and some relativey short text. The simplicity is interesting. And being a fan of easy but well done things I am really impressed.

    Of course, any one can do that, and simplicity doesn’t tell more on the actual results than the hype. In this situation, we will be able to see some live trading results from the independent experts and it is doing look good.

    One of the first forex EA released to the market was Forex Autopilot. And amazingly it still is on the market. But does it still work? Do people still make money with it? It’s a question that’s not straightforward to respond to. One thing is for sure, people are still buying it.

    To point out if a EA works without testing it is a troublesome task. Even if you test, it does not mean it will work the same for everybody. EAs are often extremely susceptible to market changes and break simply. What does this EA have to stand the test of time? Well, first of all, it’s being updated. The developers are still updating it, or they wouldn’t be selling it. So it’s important to note that it’s not the same robot as it was 3 years back when it was first sold.

    The conclusion is that it can make profitable trades, but traders keep seeking for a better and better robot. It is not enough to make small profit, they need significant and consistent profits. That’s what drives robot users and for that reason they’ll keep buying each new EA that comes out.