We have always felt that the Forex MegaDroid settings have been
one of its best selling points. This is due to the fact that there are
actually very few to adjust. Many trading robots are simple stuffed with
too many settings. This often results in traders spending countless
hours adjusting and tweaking the settings in an effort to get the best
out of their robot. This however leads to two problems.
Firstly
the time investment. Surely if you are paying for a system it should to
some degree, just work out of the box? Secondly during this
'experimental period' losses can mount up.
Forex MegaDroid stands
out from the crowd of automated robots currently available to Forex
traders. This is not only because of simple installation but also due to
the consistency of its results.
The robot is billed as having
over a 95.82% level of accuracy in its trading. This is something of a
bold claim but one that seems to have been validated on several
independent tests. These figures are based on the standard 'out of the
box' settings supplied in the software's accompanying manual.
Although
the settings of Forex MegaDroid work well out of the box on default,
many traders have criticised its selective and in some cases infrequent
trading. Indeed while the robot performs well in using it's patented
RCTPA (Reverse Correlated Time Price Analysis) many traders would like
to see it employ this technology a little more frequently.
So with
limited settings to change and the EA locked to the EURUSD pair, is
there any way that the Forex MegaDroid setup can be coaxed into trading
more frequently? Well the answer is yes there is. It's actually such a
simple and quick way it's almost idiot proof. And unlike some of the
modifications that have been made available more recently, it does not
require any non standard modified code to be installed. In fact it
requires no modification to the original EA at all.
The question
of course is do you actually want to interfere with the standard Forex
MegaDroid settings, when several verified tests have showed the robot
performing so well at default?