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I have no good EAs. They are either sinkers or bullshit prices of 5000 quid.
I have to spend 20 quid a rent to test each one, and I don't have enough deposits.
If you do not have enough deposits to test each of them, you will run out of money.
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You can't afford a deposit to pay 20 quid for rent to test each one.
Why pay rent when there's a trial?
Why pay a rental fee when a trial is provided?
trial only works in tester
Some EAs in the market have limited free versions for testing on demo or real:
I don't understand when someone wants 3% a month. For that you have to have at least a few hundred thousand on deposit. And that is not enough.
We are not the USA and we do not need such interest. Major buyers of Expert Advisors cannot even deposit 5000 and have a 3-5% profit, so they start taking risky trading modes, hoping to get 20, 30, 50 or more% a month and lose everything at the end. Most people cannot wait for many years to become a millionaire, they all want it now.
And 3% a month you can get with a 100% guarantee.
Hello Petros!
3% a month with a 100% guarantee is very tempting. And what is the maximum drawdown there, i.e. per trade, per day and per long period?
Some EAs in the Market have limited free versions for testing on demo or real:
They are not limited, they are free, and it is forbidden to put a time limit in products.
Free cheese only in mousetraps © Folk proverb
Untimely limitations do exist and are specified in the description:
In this version, the EA opens positions with a fixed volume of 0.01 lots.
In this version, the EA opens positions with a fixed volume of 0.01 lots.
Nobody is trying to prove anything to you?
Just trying to explain that, if one wants to prove the performance of some EAs (not cats in a poke), the buyer himself can, if he is sceptical about the "evidence" presented by the sellers.
That is, according to the principle: it is our business to offer and your right to refuse.