Overview
Forex
MegaDroid™ is an automated trading forex
robot released in April 2009, which was heavily marketed
through affiliate email lists. Like all of the robot
systems, it runs on Metatrader 4 (MT4).
According to the manual, Forex
MegaDroid™ uses RCTPA which stands for Reverse Correlated
Time & Price Analysis. This allows Forex MegaDroid™ to
actually attempt to predict what is going to happen in the
market in the future - in particular, in the next 2 - 4
hours. They do not provide any details of how this
works exactly.
Marketing Claims

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Price: US149.00
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"Forex MegaDroid™ indisputably
proves a robot can trade with 95.82% accuracy in EVERY
SINGLE market condition and at least quadruple every
single dollar YOU deposit"
Bottom line, we produced solid
PROOF that 95.82% accuracy is
possible over a long
period of time (consistency) ONLY if
you can predict the immediate future...
...and ONLY if you can fuse new
Artificial Intelligence technology and real, long term Forex
trading experience...
To the tune of:
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2009
Performance:
330.20% (91 days)
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2008
Performance:
623.84%
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2007
Performance:
810.70%
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2006
Performance:
333.05%
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2005
Performance:
810.70%
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2004
Performance:
677.67%
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2003
Performance:
656.52%
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2002
Performance:
441.28%
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2001
Performance:
597.54%
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Cost
The website claims
Forex
MegaDroid™ will sell for $149, but
they are offering an introductory price of $97 for the first
200 copies. Compared to other commercial expert advisers,
this is at the low end of the range.
What is Included in the
package?
The Package
There are two systems
included - one aggressive and one conservative - which
trade simultaneously if enabled. It trades on the EURUSD
1 hour and does not trade on Fridays, Sundays or
holidays.
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Documentation
With the Forex MegaDroid™ package you receive
a very detailed 78 page documentation explaining
how to install Forex MegaDroid™ , an explanation of
each of the input paramaters and testing
instructions. The documentation seems very similar
to the manual that Martin Alexander published with
his (AutoScalper) system which has very good
information about installing the system but there
is surprisingly little information about how to set
up MegaDroid to trade.
Refund Policy
They are offering 100% money back
guarantee within the first 60 days. As the system is sold
through clickbank, it automatically comes with a 60 day
refund policy.
Who Wrote Forex
Megadroid
Their extensive marketing blurb is
based around the background of the
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John
Grace
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developers. They state is was developed by Albert
Perrie and John Grace, two people who have both been in the
real Forex market for a number of years - between them they
have 38 years of Forex market experience. They first started
developing Forex Megadroid™ back in July 2007, making use of
the strategies that they had themselves seen m aking money for
the big banks.
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Albert
Perrie
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Support
Forex MetaDroid™ comes with email
based support. I have tried using it and it seem very well
organised. They have a ticket logging system in place and I
had a response overnight; and what is more the reponse seem
to actually answer my question.
How it works
The coding for Forex MegaDroid™
is locked so it is impossible to know what the sytem is
based on and there is nothing in the manual that provides
any details.
There are two systems working
simultaneously if you have "Agressive" checked (default). It
then opens two positions at the same time. In the example
below using a starting bank of $10,000 and a 20% position
size risk setting, it open the aggressive position with 3.7
lots and the conservative position with 1.7. It continues to
roll these position up in an orderly fashion as the account
balance grows.
It also has a Martingale
component, which it calls Recovery Mode. They claim the
system has a very high success rate, and so consecutive
losing trades are very rare. When recovery mode is enabled
(default) this characteristic is exploited in the event of a
losing trade, and the LotSize for all subsequent trades is
doubled until the loss has been recovered. It seems to be a
modified version of Martingale as it seems to reach a level
where it stops increasing the lot size so it doesn't wipe
your your entire bank.

Weaknesses
There are no recommendations in the
documentation as to what settings to use, but by trial and
error in the testing I have found that the only way to
achieve at least some of the performances claimed on their
website is to use a risk setting in the order of 49% and to
have the Martingale switched on.
I don't think this system is at
all suitable for "newbies" who do not understand the
potential risk of such a system. I also do not believe
anyone will experience long-term success in the Forex market
while trading at 49% risk levels, which seemed to be
necessary to achieve the results the developers
claim.
Performance 2008
1 Jan 2008 to 30 Dec
2008
Starting Bank -
$10,000
Risk - 49%
Recovery Mode (Martingale) -
True
Profit - $61,061
Drawdown - 85.64%
2008 Test Results
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Performance 2009
1 Jan 2009 to 2 April
2009
Starting Bank -
$10,000
Risk - 49%
Recovery Mode (Martingale) -
True
Profit - $24,928
Drawdown - 28.78%
2009 Test Results
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How best to Trade the System
There has been a new update from
the developers saying they will put out a trading parameters
recommendation in the next couple of days and also they will
publish the settings they used in their testing. It seem
irresponsible of them not to have released these earlier. A
week later this information has still not been
released.
There are several customisable
inputs in the trading parameters which are explained in very
little detail in the manual.
RiskLevel -
When set to a value above zero, this feature will
calculate the optimal LotSize to ensure that a losing
trade will not risk more that the specified
percentage of the account.
RecoveryMode -
Is enabled (default) in the event of a losing trade then
the LotSize for all trades are doubled until the loss
has been recovered.
UseFixedRatio -
when enabled, LotSize is increased as the account
balance grows based on the increments of the
"BaseDeposit" value.
BaseDeposit -
This value is used to trigger an increase in the LotSize
as the account balance reaches the next "step" on the
ladder.
StepRatio -
This value is used in conjunction with the "BaseDeposit"
value to calculate the increase in LotSize as the
account nalance reaches the next "step" on the
ladder.
ReduceLots -
when using the Ratio or Fixed Ratio methods to manage
LotSize, the MegaDroid robot is able to adjust the trade
size both up and down based on account equity. This
option allows you to specify that trade sizes may only
increase i.e. the previous trade will be maintained
after a losing trade.
I ran some back tests with a 20%
risk switching on and off different input parameters for the
dates 1 Jan 2008 to 31 Dec 2008. See table below, which
displays the best of the results ...

The best settings appear to
be:
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Agressive |
Off |
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Mode |
On
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UseFixedRatio |
False |
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ReduceLots |
Either On or
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Click here to view
full test results for these settings for
2008.
Click here to view
full test results for these settings for 2009.
Live Results
Click here
to see the live results of Forex MegaDroid using 5% risk and
aggressive and recovery mode on.
Conclusions
It is obviously your personal choice
as to whether you trade using Forex
MegaDroid™.
I plan to trade this
system with a risk of 5%, Agressive system on and
with recovery mode on to see how it performs, as
I have wanted to try a Martingale system for some time and
this one does seem to have a high win/loss ratio. I will
post my live results here as soon as I can organise an
account.
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official Forex Mega
Droid™ website

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