May 31, 2008 by Thomas Howell / No Comments »
Ok, I am now finally doing the Forex Killer review. So, when somebody does a search for forex software, what happens to be on the prevalent titles that happen to show up? Ok, let me tell you that it is
Andreas Kirchberger’s Forex Killer. The Forex Killer, designed by Andreas Kirchberger, a former trader from Germany’s premier bundesbank, Deutsche Bank.
So finally, after bugging Andreas for a good bit, and a friendly exchange of emails later, he finally would let me try it on for myself. Let’s have a look, shall we?
SOFTWARE:
So the software consists of not an EA system, but instead a software program, that does calculations and technical analysis. The software, unlike some Expert Advisors, actually can figure out trades for all currency pairs, although the recommendation is using the MAJORS (EURUSD, USDJPY, USDGBP, GBPCHF, EURCHF, etc.)
SO HOW DO I GET THESE SIGNALS ANDREAS PROMISED:
Well, first of all, start the program, and of course your Metatrader 4 Forex Terminal. Go to the tools menu of Metatrader, and get the historical data for the currency pair and timeframe that you are working on (i.e. EURUSD M30), and export the data. The data will export to csv, and just use the load feature on Forex Killer.
This is the best way to import data into the forex killer, instead of trying to siphon the Close price data of the last 10 OHLC candles manually, which you could also do, but is quite time consuming.
The next thing, is to set your range for stop loss and take profit points on the software. You can set the stops for short and long term trading, which means if you do both daily and intraday trading, you can have separate goals and still run them at the same time.
After importing all of the data, and turning the signal generator on, you will have a result for long and short term signals. These signals tell exactly where to place your stops, and where to point the position in short or long position. The neat thing too, is that if the analysis cannot find a good signal within the profit and stop settings that you have placed, it will state that there is no trade signal at that time. Now you could either wait, go to another currency pair, or just change your stops and start the process again.
MY VERDICT:
Compared to several systems that I have previously looked into in the relatively short time that goforextrade.com has been in blog form, this one is going to require a slightly stronger learning curve. Now I am not saying that this is an overly complicated program. But do not expect to set it and forget it, as the Forex Killer expects some human input, especially with loading historical data. From the fellow metatrader users that I have come to know in the community, they can figure out the learning curve faster than most. The only worry I would have, is someone who is new into trading, and maybe is technologically challenged.
Being a computer programmer on the side, it did not take me long to figure out how to operate the Forex Killer. But when you get around to figuring the system out, which the software does come with a manual and great support from the folks on Andreas Kirchberger’s team, First test it out in DEMO mode. I say this about all of the products I review here. This is so you do not jump in the action, and lose your shirt, because you do not know how things work. I highly recommend testing things, but unfortunately this system cannot be backtested, so forward test it in demo mode.
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