Friday, January 29, 2010

Forex Trading Software - A Secret Way To Make Quick Money In Forex?

By John Adams

An attractive programmed Forex robot called Forex MegaDroid was brought into the trading world by The Ivy League which instantly gained the reputation of being the most reliable Forex robot in the industry. This robot has definitely lots to offer the forex brokers. It was developed by two former Forex traders named Albert Perrie and John Grace. Their main objective in creating this robot is to be able to come up with an accurate, profitable, consistent, user-friendly mechanism to benefit the stakeholders.

The forex market is somewhat different in this regard. At least theoretically it's a level playing field. All traders have equal access to market information. What's left for the traders then is to analyze that information, come to a trading decision and start making money.

Because the software is supposed to be easy to use, a beginner in the currency trading market has the same advantages as an expert who may have been trading for a great deal of years. The MegaDroid robot works around the clock and has the ability to adapt strategies to match the changes in trends in the market. Once again, the beginner is brought up to the level of an expert.

This would entail closing accounts or widening spreads, or not allowing accounts to be opened to trade with the robot. So, having a robot that makes user money is not enough, you should be able to trade it with any broker of your choice without any issues or other problems to encounter. John and Albert were aware about all theses hassles and that is why Forex MegaDroid is the only robot on the market that has an in-built mechanism which makes it virtually undetectable to brokers. This would imply that they can never do anything about its effectiveness when it comes to profit.

All of these software packages don't come equal though. The really good ones will do all the analysis, arrive at a trading signal and then give you a detailed report on how it came to that recommendation. This way you will learn to understand how good trading decisions are arrived at and eventually be able to override the program with an even better trading decision of your own. The less sophisticated - and cheaper - packages will still analyze the data and very likely arrive at the same recommendation, but it won't give you the detailed background that will enable you to understand that recommendation better. Sworn supporters of fundamental analysis will no doubt tell you that, although the software packages might technically be working fine, they are flawed in a very basic way. That movements in the value of a currency can not be predicted by studying things like moving averages - they don't predict the price, they follow it. These traders will argue that currency movements are caused by fundamental factors: the balance of trade, interest rates and inflation. On the other hand, traders who solely use technical analysis to arrive at their trading decision will no doubt argue that any fundamental factor, such as inflation, will eventually trigger a movement in some or other technical indicator. A falling price will cause the price to move below the moving average and the software, if programmed that way, will then issue a trading signal to sell that particular currency. Whether you therefore will find forex trading software useful or not, largely depends on the way you perceive the market to work. - 29904

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