We are trading the Australian against the Canadian dollar for the year 2011. This video is automated to show you the results. This time we are using a risk setting of eight. Market conditions change from time to time and 2011 was one of the years where you really can see that in the results.…

Let’s trade the exponential crossover entry for the year 2010. We are trading the Australian against the Canadian dollar in this automated video. The risk setting is 4.5 in this case. Yes, the Robot Trading System also allows to fine tune the risk setting by using floating point values. Now you might ask yourself, how…

This is an automated video, we are trading the Australian against the Canadian dollar with a risk setting of 3. Sometimes you can’t make much profit, no matter what you try. In 2009 we have still problems to make good profits with the crossover entry. Market conditions change and so far I have never seen…

This time we are going to trade the year 2008. This video is automated to show you the results for the exponential moving average crossover entry with a risk setting of 3. Why do we use such a low risk setting here? For 2007 we used a value that was more than two times bigger,…

In this automated video we are trading the crossover entry with a risk setting of 7 for the year 2007. The crossover entry is one of the most popular entry signals, because it is easy to understand. In this case we have an exponential moving average that is calculated based on the last 20 candles…

This is the random entry and we are trading the year 2017. In this automated video we are using a risk setting of 8. So – why should anybody even consider to trade a random entry? A few years ago I bought a few trading books of Dr. Van Tharp. In one chapter he described…