Today I’m looking at a new trading robot that’s focused on bringing traders stable profits, FX Maximal EA. This trading system is built to make the right decisions on behalf of the trader. The developers believe that this is a quick and efficient solution for every person who wants to make money easily as the robot is “pure magic in disguise.”
There is currently no address for the vendor offices, but traders can contact support via a contact form located at the bottom of their website. For all robot reviews and ratings go here.
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FX Maximal EA Review
According to the sales page traders who sign up with the FX Maximal EA are “ushering in a lifetime of profits.” I appreciate the type of confidence that they have in their product. They really want us to know that there system is safe, reliable and efficient. These come across as the foundations of the trading system, which I certainly share in my own personal trading habits.
They also want us to know that the software is non-martingale. This limits the amount of risk, and is very important to the vendor.
Like other robots, the system is easy to use, can run on a smaller account and is fully automated. Outside of this, there is actually very little information on the sales page. Normally Forex robots come with much more detail about how the system works and what we can expect from it after signing up.
Breakdown
- Type: Forex Robot
- Price: $323/Standard, $499/Premium
- Strategy: Non-Martingale
- Timeframe: M15
- Pairs: EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD
In the breakdown, you will see that I wrote that this is a non-martingale strategy. I write this because the vendor does not explained to us what type of strategy this is, but on twp occasions specifically states that this is not martingale. 30% of the content on the webpage is just telling us how this isn’t martingale, I’d love to have more information on what it is.
Trading Results
From what we can see in the trading results it looks like the FX Maximal EA is a scalper. The average trade duration is 47 minutes, with the average win being 3.63 pips and the average loss being 13.42 pips. This is a risk reward ratio of approximately 1-4, which is okay for a scalping system.
It does look like this software will require a low spread brokerage to be very successful. The my FX book account provided by the vendor shows a gain of nearly 2400% in a period of around 8 months. This is certainly an impressive return, but we’ve seen accounts like these before in the past.
Let’s not get caught up to deep with the results until we can see real traders showing us that they can get the exact same results.
Conclusion
It still really early for the FX Maximal EA system, some going to provide a 3 star review, and then revisit this page soon. I do have interest in this robot, but as I just mentioned in the trading results section, I would like to see real trader accounts that match up with these results before I get involved. There have been vendors in the past, that have provided trading accounts that are thousands of percents positive, but the clients can never reproduce the same stats. Hopefully, that’s not the case here, but we have to be careful.
Thank you for stopping by, and please leave a comment with any questions or concerns you may have.
Noticed some weird things looking at its trade history on MyFXbook. It had an incredible stretch.. turned 2k to 47k. But for first 5 months it only traded EU, GU, and AU… but toward the end you see a bunch of exotic pairs. Why the sudden change? The set files I have seen for it have like 200 pip TP and 100 pip SL. I thought this was a scalper.. What were their settings when they had that incredible run and few losses.. did they use the Trail stop function? Or just use a fixed TP and SL.
Hi,
This trading robot is an epic fail have tried getting refund but no replys from the site click2sell this site wont refund money at all do not purchase through them never get money returned only the take thats it.
Also to the owner of forex robot nation please don’t put ttrading robots on your site if you cant get refunds from robots that fail your users.
Not having a go but it would clean things up a bit.
Thanks Daniel
Strange, I got my refund from clicktosell very fast, and it is the third time that click2sell refund me forex scam EA. You should try your refund again to support@click2sell.org
Hi Beto,
I have tried that email but they don’t reply back
i am using this robot and seems safe have made profits with it will give it some more time though but its doing very well.
This robot worked very well, but in April, it lost 12% net, who knows why?
Hello,
I am interested in this robot, but on the official website, no one answers me, strange.
antony
That is strange.
The profit of this EA comes in small pips ~ 4 pips, I asked them if the EA requires a special broker or could they recommend a broker that would work for small profit , I get no reply from them. Something very very fishy.
https://www.fxblue.com/users/fxmaximal_live
True, I suspected something went very wrong.
There was a big loss in their account something around 20 thousand, for that reason they are not updating.
They answered me, but still It is not updated:
Message Body:
Why in myfxbook the live results have not been updated since almost one week ago?
Bad results?
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i weill fix as soon
tom
They haven’t updated because the system sustained losses of around $20000 when the Euro gapped over the weekend. They had sell trades open just before close of trading Friday on EUR/GBP and EUR/AUD. To me this is not the system’s fault as the system up to now appears to be quite profitable, but the user’s fault. Common sense has to prevail, and at the end of the day, who is going to leave an automated system to open trades on high risk pairs relatively speaking, over a weekend when there are gaps expected.
They have not updated their myfxbook live account since 21th april, wondering why?
Good question Beto. It’s especially strange because the EA’s been trading nearly every single day since they put the account up.