Forex Geek | New EA Forex Geek Review
Forex Geek | New EA Forex Geek Review
Update (Results)
Back at it again it has been a busy week for us here and we plan on moving forward at the same speed for the next little while. There has been a couple new releases coming to our attention today and first off we are going to start with Forex Geek.
So far we have two emails about this EA so clearly they have the power of a good mailing list behind them. The site looks alright but follows the same sort of template I have seen hundreds of times in the past. That’s no knock, don’t fix whats working, I get it.
Forex Geek Review
So it looks as though the creators are claiming they took a $97.00 product which was a forex robot scam and turned it into nearly $100,000 trading forex using it. Sounds odd but they show us an account here that they claim was real. I really can’t believe this is real but there is no proof so I will keep my mouth shut and Forex Geek can have that.
I do find it odd that he says account with my broker, why wouldn’t he tell us which broker is best during the Forex Geek Review.
Forex Geek Conclusion
Obviously I am worried about this one, I am sure you have seen that from my comments but at the end of the day they have a 60 day money back guarantee so there is really no risk to try it. As per usual we will have a copy, let you know if it is a SCAM and put it on our results page for you to check out soon. We will also post a copy of the results here so come check back soon for more information.
I recently purchased Forex Geek and have just now sought a refund.
The loss to reward ratio is way too high for comfort! The recommended settings – per their manual – have you profiting at 10 pips, however the “hidden” stop loss is at 300 pips.
On my $1k bank I had 5 small profit winning trades in a row, and then overnight was down $400 overnight on 2 trades!
I sought advice from the seller on more optimum settings that would present for a better ratio, but 3 emails were not responded to.
Way too scary an EA for mine.