Fluid Trader is another scammer that asks for your email just to read the presentation.
From the main page, we can see, that Fluid Trader is a very old robot. There are screenshots from the 2017 year. We’ve read over 30% presentation and have noticed that dev tried to push hard us to buy the robot ASAP and told nothing at all about what’s behind the system.
Almost at the end of the page, we’ve found it out “The system takes advantage of the price action’s large mean reversion component to predict the future behavior of the currency.” The robot uses “a mix of indicators” to decide entry and exit points, using the price-action over the M5 time frame.
So, the presentation ends and we have nothing to add. There were just endless promises of money and any real info about the robot, settings, etc.
Backtests
It’s one of the two backtests. The robot has been tested during the 2015-2017 years. It was the AUD/USD currency pair, every thick, modeling quality 90%. The total net profit equaled $43231 form the $10000 deposit. The profit factor was 2.96. The maximal drawdown was 32%. It closes not more two deals with losses in a row.
The real account trading results
This demo account that’s been stopped two years ago was introduced on the site.
… but there’s a real USD crewed up account that belongs to the same owner. The robot traded through MEX Exchange with 1:300 leverage on the MetaTrader 4 platform. The deposit has been $10000. The account ended with no withdraws. The peak of success has been on January 23, 2018, with +200.38% of the account gain.
The average loss compared to the average win with about 70% win-rate shows that robot traded without setting stop-loss levels.
Like every bad robot, it started to trade all currency pairs.
In 2017, it traded well, having focused just on USD/CHF and AUD/USD currency pairs.
Last month it traded everything.
The offer
The robot costs $350 for an annual license. The package includes free updates, responsive technical support, detailed instructions, and recommendations. The dev provides a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Fluid Trader Robot Review Summary
Fluid Trader is a scammer, right?
- Useless wall of text in the presentation
- We’re forced to buy it ASAP
- Demo results were shown instead of the real account ones.
- The robot zeroed an account with the $10000 deposit
Taking into account all we’ve seen, we’d like to say that this robot is a scammer. We’ve got this feeling when we just try to reach the presentation through the email requirement and, at the end of it, when we saw the real account trading results we just affirmed in thought that Fluid Trader is a scammer.
