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5 Responses to “FRWC’s Fusion-V 1.1a”

1. 

   Hank (Admin)
   

   February 15th, 2010 at 3:32 pm

   Hi Jeffrey,

   I reckon it will be a good EA. Just like FAPT, MegaDroid etc. What I mean by that is, I’m certain it will work. I doubt the percentages are right for the average person. It’s all marketing fluff.

   For me this would be a purchase and if it doesn’t perform a swift refund! Simple really.

   It will be an expensive initial investment. I’m not surprised though since we’re getting 5-7 EA’s.

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   jeff
   

   February 15th, 2010 at 5:45 pm

   Hank,

   For all the talk about transparency, there is no mention that the fusion bot hedges. The same goes for the HiRider bot, On all the live accounts, there are no commissions, swaps or rollovers. It makes me a little skeptical and resistant to fork over a thousand bucks. Also, take a look at Jan 28th on the fusion bot. What happened to the money management they claim? I am not going to dismiss the results, but I wanted to point out a few blips that are viewable on the results. If you are going to buy these robots, you may not be able to use them with NFA
   regulated brokers.

3. 

   Hank (Admin)
   

   February 16th, 2010 at 5:59 am

   Hey Jeff, I’m not familiar with FXCM, I do know they don’t charge commission, maybe they defer swaps/rollovers, I’m not sure. Who knows what’s going on with those limit orders. This is why we need to demo these EA’s before use. It’s important to understand their strategy, before risking real money. Thanks for the input.

4. 

   john
   

   February 17th, 2010 at 11:56 am

   Take a look of a live forward test before you run to buy it:

   http://www.myfxbook.com/members/stevetrade/frwc-fusion-v/17763

5. 

   Richy98
   

   February 18th, 2010 at 4:03 am

   Good luck John.

   Watching closely before I run and buy it…..

   Hope it works for you.

   Which broker are you using?

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