Hey GR,
Just wondering, would you give sniper back? I know I wouldn't. Couldn't pry it out of my hand with 20 men. LOL
Kent
Hello Kent,
Although there are some issues that I'm not entirely happy about, so far I believe that Sniper gives good value for the money.
No, I wouldn't return it.
Hi Guys
I demo'd this system several months ago, but due to personal restrictions, couldn't make the most of the trial period. Obviously there are several of you trading this for real, so would be interested in an unbiased review.
I now have more spare time to trade, but realise on 1 hr charts, that the amount of trades may be few and far between. This then has the problem of being around when the trade sets up; I have read most of the thread again, and seem to recall a mention of an ea. Is this from Gary? Is this beneficial?
I have asked Gary for a further demo period, and will hopefully hear from him soon. Until then, please let me know how you are getting on, and ultimately, whether this is worth spending money on (although I assume foexkunta thinks so).
Thanks
Hello Wil,
I'm not sure what you mean by trades being few and far between using 1 hour charts. I think that you can expect about 30 trades per month with GBPUSD.
Do you mean that you want to trade more often than that?
You've mentioned one of the biggest issues that I have with Sniper. You do not get an alert to tell you exactly when to enter the trade. You can get a constant stream of imminent alerts (especially if you are monitoring multiple pairs and timeframes), maybe eventually followed by an entry alert when the sniper lines are all the same colour. But for some reason the system does not give you an alert when the trend histograms change to match the colour of the sniper lines. This means that after getting an "entry" alert, you may still have to wait for hours before the histograms match. In fact sometimes, they never do.
PircJ has been working on an EA to run with Sniper, I haven't tried it myself, but my internet connection here is likely to disconnect at any time, so it wouldn't always work for me.
September has probably not been the best month for any system, manual or software based, I would have thought.Sniper has coped well though and according to my figures is 310 pips in profit or using risk management, 3% bank about 2.75% profit on bank. That would be if you are able to enter every trade, and that's not always possible unless you are at your computer nearly all the time.
Note, one trade netted about 350 pips, so if you missed that one, it would dramatically alter the results.
The lifetime system is just under 200 $US, or if you pay with Google in GBP, 99 Pounds for some reason. Gary is offering a money back guarantee now - but only if the system does not make profits.
I don't know how experienced you are with trading. I actually think that this system is probably better if you have absolutely no experience. I think that you will find that many experienced traders will take a system like this and try to "
improve" it, but probably it is better to run it as is, follow the rules and ignore your own judgement.
You also have to try to understand your own emotions when trading. Do you get despondent after a run of 3 or 4 losses? Do you chase losses? Do you "double up or pyramid" to try to get back losses?
Not all trades can be winners and there will be losing streaks. You have to be able to accept this.
Starting with a relatively small bank, you are
not going to be rich overnight.
Note. The last long that Sniper gave was up 159 pips at one stage, the market reversed and the deal was stopped with 56 pips profit. Winners in the world of trading will focus on the fact that they just made 56 pips. The rest will focus on the fact that the deal
Only made 56 pips, when it was up 159 at one stage. Those doomed to fail are those that get
and consider that they lost 100 pips.... Which one are you?
Good luck