My Final Forex Killer Review

Well, it’s not much of a review, rather than a final comment on why this software really isn’t worth your time. Like I’ve said many times, Forex Killer works just fine, but there are other things out there to help you trade that are much more worth your time and in some instances free of cost to you.

I decided to make this post because I still see a large portion of my visitors searching for Forex Killer in some way shape or form. Most people ask, Is Forex Killer a Scam? Well, I do believe Forex Killer does exactly what it says it does. But perhaps it shifts focus off of a trader’s inherent responsibility to actually learn how to trade, with promises to make you rich simply and without stress. I’ve come to appreciate a healthy amount of stress while trading, careful to not get too comfortable in any one method, following any one indicator, or any one signal provider. The market is always changing, evolving perhaps, adapting definitely, so what works one day may not work the next.

While it’s not necessary for a forex trader to be “aggressive” in his trading style, I believe just trading with Forex Killer in one’s system is not proactive enough to make “a killing” like the software promises. The whole idea of cutting and pasting the last X amount of closing prices then calculating which way the trend is can easily be found in a number of different indicators and methods. Seeing recently what TopGun Software can compute and graphically present, for instance, their one of a kind FX Multimap can instantly show you the strength of a pair or an individual currency vs all other currencies. Flips of this Multimap from red to green usually indicator a change of direction or resumption of a previous upward trend. Either way, weakness is disappearing and strength is continuing and this is shown to you in an instant and you did nothing except add this indicator to your chart. Another great thing about Topgun is the recent Narrow Range Breakout Script that intuitively adds lines above and below the levels of important ranges. Used in concert with flips of FX MultiMaps from green to red or red to green, a successful trade becomes all the more likely. Forex Killer could NEVER give you such amazingly simple indications of when to enter a trade. Exiting a trade is just as simple if you just add a trailing chandelier stop. It’s hard to do much of anything with Forex Killer except identify how likely a trade is to go up, but if you took any sort of Forex education, you’d probably hear at some point that you ought not trade on what you think “might” happen, rather, trade based on what you see is happening. TopGun has scores of other indicators I am just learning about, so I’ll keep you updated on this software of the next few months.

That is just one big “for instance” when looking for alternatives to programs such as FOREX KILLER. Not much else to say except there is undoubtedly many things better than Forex Killer in the world today.