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payne.brian

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I've installed and been running testing on a demo account at forex.com in the US for about two weeks now. I've noticed that it seems every trade that is being made is the exact opposite of what it should be doing and I lose on 19 out of 20 trades. US trades are banned from Hedging, so that might have something to do with the overall total loss, but I would expect it to be the other way around if the AI was working as advertised. Can someone give me some advice on how to flip this to trade the opposite of what it is doing?
 
I have this same exact issue. if i could check an "invert trades" box, every trade would win.

I was just thinking about this yesterday. Would seem i could make a killing if i could just invert the buy/sell.

Chris, if you post here, answer is immediate. As you know i'm in the US and I have the timezone lag for support. :)
 
I was just thinking about this yesterday. Would seem i could make a killing if i could just invert the buy/sell.

Chris, if you post here, answer is immediate. As you know i'm in the US and I have the timezone lag for support. :)
Hey Tommy,

Yeah I am aware,however I have to keep an eye on the emails as well so I don't always have eyes on the forum throughout the day but I do check as frequently as I can.
I'd suggest posting this suggestion you have in the Feature request thread for V2 :)
 
I was experiencing this same issue, but learned by support that the consecutive bearish/bullish signals are intuitively opposite. In other words, I thought that consecutive bullish means that the bot would trigger to buy if the conditions were met, when in fact it's actually being set to respond to a possible reverse. I hope that makes sense. I haven't figured out if I can set the bot to make a buy once 2 or 3 consecutive bullish signals are read. So, like I said, it's counter-intuitive. (Note, that I'm also very new to using G-Fx (1 month or so)).
 
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