Hello everybody:

I am new in this forum, and wanted to ask about the automatic systems in the Web. Are they for free? Or is there a charge to use or download them ? Is it possible to change some things, like for example: the size of the lots? I am using a demo now. But I think that I could use a system with minimum lots while I learn to prepare mine.

If somebody has used them or has any kind of experience with this "free systems" please tell me about it. Thank you very much for the help!

Hi

You can find many ExpertAdvisors (automatic systems as you call them) here on this forum. They're all free. You can download them from here: http://www.forex-tsd.com/expert-advisors-metatrader-4/.
Every EA has many extern inputs so you may enter your own values... not only for the lotsize but also other parameters.
Read post #3 for more info on how to use EAs:Beginner questions. Thanks


PS
1. Don't bet you money on backtesting! Forward testing is mandatory.
2. Don't use EAs which you don't understand. You must know exactly what an EA does before "giving" it money to trade.

I hope this helps. Bye.

Thanks for the provided information. It has been quite helpful. I apologize for not responding before, but my english is quite limited and I needed to ask somebody to help me with this.

From the website I was able to download several Expert Advisors, but I can only get to run one: Phoenix. And the others, for example : Firebird and Cyberia Trader, even though they are downloaded correctly ( symbol not in gray & smiley face) I am not able to get any results when I test them, because the test run but no trades take place.

I have noticed that other members even send their reports testing these Experts, but also others mention the "magic numbers". Is there anyway to know if they are not running because I need a password? Or could you give me an idea on how to solve this?

Thanks again

Here too:

http://www.lightpatch.com/forex/




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Marcelo
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