To keep it ’still’ straight forward. Finally I start to know ‘what to do’ to make this robot work for you (+$1292; $3292.).

1. Change the strategy every few days

2. Check whats going on the market 2 times a day

3. Change appropriate options in your application, in other words adapt-set-forget.

Hopefully got it ‘cracked’ and in 30 days since Ive set it up gonna hit about +$1500 which isnt pretty bad (making high $2XXXX myself on the forex market per month).

Remember: never give up, !note! everything you do, what options you change, anything that can help you ’somehow’ know the app/market better – don’t be afraid to lose, in every failure there’s a lesson learned.

This week has been a strange and yet engrossing week on the Forex Trading arena. The volume has been incredibly light, due to end of summer festivities in the US and Canada and Western Europe, however the flow of accumulation and information has not ceased.

We have seen officials declaring the recession is over, and yet only a few hours later a piece of accumulation comes discover that contradicts that idea. And we have seen the Dollar effort bounced around.

September in the have market is normally the worst month, about an average of 3% loss are recorded each year since 1929. While October is the “crash month” (last year alone the market fell 13% in October) the downfalls are few and far between – so Sept is the hard month.

A think for this is that people come back from vacation and pull back their investments to gage the market and see what has happened – a portfolio reshuffle is how brokers define it.

In the Forex though, it is different: A down market typically means a stronger currency and although this entireness discover most of the time, this year, 2009, we are not seeing this trend.

The worries that investors have now are no longer just about which consort module do better next year, or which consort is poised for a breakout, the concern is based on governmental activities and it is affecting the Forex’s relationship to stocks.

As currency is a true indicator of how strong a country is economically, traders have begun translating this into their have holdings as well. Which consort module be most affected by government legislation or which organization module fall under a new law or which bank module need money?

The Dollar has been falling this month – in tandem with the US have markets. The question remains for Forex traders, module this trend continue and if so, how baritone crapper it go?

The Dollar fell broadly on Wednesday, after an informal data promulgation showed a higher than expected rate of unemployment. US employers in the clannish sector drop 298,000 jobs in August according to the ADP payroll report.

The Dollar initially rose on risk aversion sentiment, still continuing fears over the mounting governmental debt load along with a very light volume combined to bring the Dollar downbound in late session trading.

The ADP jobs report is an early indicator of how the official government “non-farm payroll” (NFP) report will look. The NFP report is set to come out on Friday and includes both public and clannish industries.

The consensus on the Forex market is that 225,000 jobs will be reportable as lost, although with clannish industry alone shedding close to 300,000, the NFP is likely to disappoint.

At 11:00 PM GMT, the Dollar was downbound .42% to the Euro to 1.4282, downbound .9% to the Japanese Yen to 92.15, downbound .85% to the British Pound to 1.6286, downbound .05% to the Canadian Dollar to 1.1041, downbound 1.2% to the Australian Dollar to .8357 up .2% to the Kiwi to .6736 and downbound .55% to the Swiss Franc to 1.0594.