Forex Automoney vs. Forex Autopilot

Question

Hello,

Complete newbie, never invested before.

Looking for the easiest and most reliable way to invest with FOREX.

Forex Automoney Signal Software or Forex Autopilot Software (FAPS)

I am willing to start with $1000.

?? How much do brokerages charge to make a trade?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Let see how expert review Forex Automoney.

I have not seen anything posted on Rip-Off Report about Forex Automoney but Forex Autopilot has.

Check it out!

Forex Automoney Review:

http://Forex-Automoney-Review.com

Answer 3

I don't really like forex on autopilot but for a new comer who wants to trade forex, I think forex autopilot gives you an edge and you are almost on the same level as others.  However, you will have to depend on that particular forex autopilot software which may work or may not.

I have tried about 5 or 6 of these fully automated forex software to trade on autopilot and most do give some edge.  Maybe if you want to try, go for the latest.  The one going to come out this week is Forex Loophole.  Look out for it.  It's still not on sale.  Indications are it's good and likely to be sold out fast.

http://forexloophole.info  

Answer 4

There are a lot of buzzes doing the rounds about

automated trading software.

This is software that trades the market for you

Whether you are there or not. You could be at

work and it will trade for you.

The leader in this field is a highly ranked industry

insider. This mathematician created what he calls

a trading robot.

This robot monitors the market all-day long until

certain conditions are met and then makes the

trade for you.

Want to see some live account statements? Check

the results out here:

http://tinyurl.com/6fmjjl

Answer 5

Hiya...

Phowar... I'm not sure what to make of robots at the moment.  I'm pretty interested but from what I can gather FAPS doesn't have a default stop loss built it.  You have to manually set it up and there is a rumour (only a rumour) knocking about that when you set up the stop loss it has an impact on performance....  tough to find out but watch it!!  Obviously Fx is risky so a stop loss is important unless you wanna watch it al day (kinda defies the point of a robot then).

I'm less familiar with Forex Automoney.  I have been checking out Forex Tracer and am interested in Forex Funnel simply because they concentrate on a specific currency pair.  I'm hedgin towards the Forex Funnel at the moment because it is said to perform in all market conditions.  The tracer stays out of the market on non-farm payroll days to limit how these affect it (still learning the jargon!! so I'm not sure what it all means...)

The other option is to learn the basics of forex trading.  There is a course I'm researching at the moment as so far it genuinely seem quite good (has all the fundamentals in place).  It's call the 10 Minute Forex Wealth Builder by Dean Saunders and you can find all the features of the product at http://10minuteforexwealthbuilderfeature...

I might give this a go with (if I get some pips in the bag) a robot in the background.  I think it's gonna be a case of concentrating on one thing and scaling it up.  Again, a master of one and not a jack of all...

Post back, I wanna know how you get on.

Answer 6

You don't need to spend any money to be professional forex trader, You can download this free software "simple forex" which contain: many free forex trading tools, free education centers, recommended expert advisors and more ...

you can download it from: http://www.voocash.com

Good Luck!

Answer 7

I tested both and I didn't liked Automoney at all. Forex autopilot is better, byt it's not perfect as well. You can check review on these systems on any reviews website like http://www.forextopten.com/ and find the best system for your needs.

I personally prefer a system called Supra Forex (http://www.supraforex.com/).

Answer 8

Most Forex online brokers do not charge a commission, they make their money on the spread between the bid and ask price.

If what I just said above is completely foreign to you, I suggest buying some books like "Trading Currencies For Dummies" and "Getting Started in Currency Trading".

Many online Forex brokers like www.forex.com, www.oanda.com, and www.mbtrading.com all have play money accounts where you can practice, practice, and practice.

Yes, you can start with $1000, but you will be buying and selling currencies on margin... again, if that sounds foreign, please learn about Forex before actually putting money in it.

Is it realistic to say, "I want to learn poker, I have $1000 let's go to Vegas?"

Uh, no.  You get a computer program and a How To Play Poker book, and you practice without real money before you go to Vegas.

Honestly, if you "never invested before", as you say, I wouldn't start with Forex.  Currencies are usually something people move into after they have an understanding and significant exposure to equities/stock trading... Or better yet, experience in low-risk securities like money market accounts, CDs, and growth funds.

Got to learn to walk before you run, as they say.

Good luck !

Answer 9

I would be careful about which forex systems you look into buying because there's a lot of scams out there which you can get burnt from.

I would suggest taking a look at some reviews before you make any decisions because some of the systems you're going to see are less than satisfactory (no matter what the site suggests).

When I was looking for a Forex system, I found http://www.fxsystemscompared.com which has reviewed all the top forex systems and given them HONEST and UNBIASED reviews based on actual customer comments online.

For me, reading what they had to say made parting with my cash a no-brainer.

Hope this helps?