Math FX Pro is a new EA built to deliver traders an increase of $1 million in their accounts. The developers of the system claim that it’s the most reliable tool on the market because it doesn’t use a martingale or grid trading strategy.
Today I’ll be providing a review so that the Forex robot nation community can see if this will work for them.
Math FX Pro Review
The developers of the math FX Pro software claim to be a team of professional programmers that have been working together since 2002. It says here on their website that they’ve been awarded the title of one of the best Forex expert developers on the market. There doesn’t seem to be any proof of this, so I’m not sure where this award came from or if it’s just being fabricated. They make a few points about deceitful Forex robot programmers but I don’t see how this is relevant to their system.
The developers provide a my FX book account showing the progress of the math FX Pro system. Here we can see that the software has gained over 3700% from May 2015 until now. While these results are very impressive we cannot see open trades or even trade history which certainly makes me suspicious of their strategy. I prefer much more transparency at least when it comes to the trade history because this is never hidden by developers. I have also never heard of the brokerage USG FX which they are using to run their account and the reviews about this brokerage are overwhelmingly negative. Most traders claim that this is a scam broker charging a high spreads and SL hunting frequently. I’m not sure what role this plays in regards to the EA but it is certainly something we have to take into consideration when evaluating the legitimacy of their my FX book account.
The math FX Pro software is being sold for $849 per license and at this price I’m not willing to recommend this Forex robot to anyone. Before I can truly get behind this trading system I’m going to need to see some trading accounts from their clients. I find it quite odd that this system has been trading since May 2015 and there isn’t one client running the software on my FX book. Either the system isn’t very popular or it’s not performing to the standards they are setting with the developer account. Please let me know what you think about this EA and if you are currently testing it I would love to see your results on my FX book. Thanks for coming to Forex robot nation and if you ever need any help click contact at the top of the page and shoot me an email.
Hi Patrick,
I am considering MathFxPro and found your post.
Any proof to support your claims? Your input will be useful info for my decision making.
Mathfx pro is the same ea as Forexseven and hedge track trader. Stay away from this ea!!! It’s a martingale grid ea that trades 7 pairs at the same time. It will eventually margin out and the risk reward isn’t worth it. The myfxbook on his website is private because it’s not the results from his ea. Mathfx pro doesn’t have his ea on a live account.