I was never going to post on this thread because the messages come too thick and fast to keep up, but when I saw this comment I figured I had to say something. In my book, as soon as I think I found the Holy Grail, a little voice tells me to look closer, because actually there's no Holy Grail, just like there's no leprechauns or pots of gold at the end of the rainbow.
I can't deny that FMT as a system is currently so hot you could fry an egg on it, but it's not always like that, and even in these hot phases you get big sudden drawdowns. Look at the equity curves (for 100,000 without compounding).
I'm absolutely not saying don't trade FMT, I'm just saying, there's no guarantee on that $48,000.
Agreed although I would add that any system which is profitable over even one year is worth looking at - many barely last a few months. There should be no issue providing you risk a set amount of your risk capital per trade, such as 2%, and don't get drawn into to betting your savings away if things turn downward. I would also try to trade several systems together and try not to rely on any one. This is a great system at the moment ,made even better using a VPS (CNS) and tight fixed spread broker (SLSB in the UK), with the additional b/e feature - all of which help to limit losses.