Expert-4X.com Reviews and Ratings
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According to Expert-4X.com Website:
Expert-4X.com offers live mechanical short term, early US, Forex trading sessions & Long Term 24 hour transactions 3 times a week.
At Expert-4X.com traders can see live trading in action & learn about money and risk management techniques. They can observe and learn from the short term –scalping- trading and long term 24 hour mechanical `set and forget techniques’ while are being traded live in real time in real market environment.
Expert-4X.com uses ‘maximum lot risk and money management technique’ to be able to identify and send out most profitable Forex signals to their members. Expert-4X also uses “With ALL the ODDs” technique with some cheats and adaptions. Both these techniques can be learnt via courses that are offered free for the members.
In the first 30 minute they use the Long Candle approach to identify 24 hour ’set and forget’ longer term trades. They use a live funded account to evaluate trading results.
Expert-4X.com Swing trading approach uses 8 currencies: EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD, USDJPY, USDCHF, USDCAD, EURJPY, and GBPJPY. Expert4x provides weekly, daily, 4 hour and 1 hour charts along with ` 24 hour set and forget’ approach
Expert-4X.com monthly subscription comes for $100 per month.
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The results do not add up. If you look at the published August results they claim they made money, but if you simply take a calculator out and add up the profits/loss on each trade you will see that they actually lost money in August, not made money that they show on the website. Also they state they try to achieve a 500 pip profit for each month, look at the results, most of the profits are only between 100-250 pips, so, this 500 pips is a great goal, but rarely achieved.
dimitri on April 6th, 2010 - 4:46 am :
they offer cleverly marketed material that is widely available for
free in the internet; they have no refund policy and the fact that they
are not FSA or NFA registered means it is difficult to sue them.
Joe on September 1st, 2010 - 6:39 pm :