[stuff_and_junk]

I'm curious. Fxmaster.net signals can now be autotraded using Fx-Auto Software from fx-auto.com. Has anyone tried this yet?

Here's what it says about it on Fxmaster.net:

New!
Auto trading of Fxmaster signals is now available. With the Fx-Auto Software traders have the ability to monitor and control our signals without having to be present to enter or exit trades. Execution and money management is done automatically including trailing stop losses, stop and limit orders. www.fx-auto.com

I wanted to see if anyone's tried this out and what they're opinions/evaluations of it are. If anyone gives it a chance, please post here letting us know what you think about it. Thanks!

[awty]

Well, I see goldgoldgold is still post building with nonsense.
Jeff

[stuff_and_junk]

Huh? It looks like you're "post building". Afterall, your post is completely irrelevant to this thread

[stuff_and_junk]

No one's tried this or even has an opinion about it?

[eliteeservices]

we have finished an autotrading tool that will allow you to trade ANY email signal via meta trader broker www.elitefxsystems.com (see elite signal trader)

[stuff_and_junk]

Interesting. Any unbiased reviews of either the elitefxsystems tool or the original tool I mentioned in this thread would be appreciated.

[stuff_and_junk]

Unbelievable. Does anyone have a response that's NOT an advertisement?

By the way, sorry about the post in reply to yours earlier in this thread, Jeff. I didn't realize it was you, and I was in an ill mood

[awty]

Originally Posted by stuff_and_junk

By the way, sorry about the post in reply to yours earlier in this thread, Jeff. I didn't realize it was you, and I was in an ill mood

Don't worry, seems it was a TG database problem. I try not to take things too personally here. And, hey, if I'm wrong - I deserve to be called a jerk! For all intents and purposes, I'm just another idiot posting junk, a point that I have a tendency to 'prove', lol...
I'm interested in fxauto as well, just out of curiousity at this point. I've been watching one member here using fxmaster signals for a while, and, appears to be happy with them, so....
Opinions appreciated.
Cost?
Jeff

[Mun]

I think they charge 1 pip per trade. The signal provider would send emails to the fx-auto email address you would get when you sign up with them, which means only certain signal providers are compatible with the service. See the website for the list of providers that are compatible. There are quite a lot including fxmaster, fxforecaster, omi-fx, forex618 etc.

[stuff_and_junk]

Lol, Jeff. I too am curious about fx-auto. I know who you're talking about, and that's why I'm so curious about fx-auto, because apparently their signals are good. I'm wondering if the fxauto is as good as their signals. If so, it could prove to be not only well worth it, but an interesting way to diversify a portfolio. That's why I started this thread - to see if I could get some opinions on it, especially from anyone who may have tried it already. It looks as though this thread may finally be going somewhere, instead of continuing to be burdened by advertisements.

Mun, thanks for the info. I thought I'd try to confirm the commission, and you are right, it is 1 pip per trade, as per their website (fx-auto.com). The minimum account balance is $500.

After checking out their website a little more in-depth, I am even more intrigued. I wish I had the funding to expirment with fx-auto. I'm waiting, however, to close on some real estate, which will free up a fairly significant amount of capital to trade with. Once that's complete, I may give fx-auto a try (along with some other methods). Until then, as Jeff said, opinions appreciated.