I am just getting setup, so I can't say I've actually tried them. But one thing I do say is; these guys are something I would like to be able to test quickly in a demo account, and if *you* can't I would have to say maybe you should ask the question why you can't? If their signal is entirely fake you should be able to tell in a few days. If this is an over-optimized system it will take much longer but should provide sufficiently profitability to function until their wheels come off. $67USD (I assume) monthly is still quite a bit so they need to work without much excuses. Being able to use their signal in an unambiguous way, is another question that also needs to be answered. Also, I would never trade with real money until they operated successfully in demo mode account unless this is a scalper that demands millisecond communication accuracy and controlled broker spreads or some such.
Agreed. Definitely don't use a new service on a live account.
If you scratch a bit deeper you will find that there are complaints about UpDown.....trades that were losses but is then published as winners......and a bad ITM rate. I would rather not add myself to the statistic as another sucker for UpDown's business model.
Signals are usually bunk, if these guys could actually trade accurately enough to be worthwhile why aren't they just trading and making real money and retiring early ?
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are something I would like to be able to test quickly in a demo account, and if *you* can't I
would have to say maybe you should ask the question why you can't? If their signal is entirely fake
you should be able to tell in a few days. If this is an over-optimized system it will take much longer
but should provide sufficiently profitability to function until their wheels come off. $67USD (I assume)
monthly is still quite a bit so they need to work without much excuses. Being able to use their signal
in an unambiguous way, is another question that also needs to be answered. Also, I would never
trade with real money until they operated successfully in demo mode account unless this is a scalper
that demands millisecond communication accuracy and controlled broker spreads or some such.
If you scratch a bit deeper you will find that there are complaints about UpDown.....trades that were losses but is then published as winners......and a bad ITM rate. I would rather not add myself to the statistic as another sucker for UpDown's business model.