• The FX Net is a fully automated algorithmic trading strategy for the MetaTrader 4 platform.

• As the name of the strategy implies, we spread a net of trades (not averaging) when trading conditions are met, The strategy is almost always in the market.

• The FX Net strategy run on the 28 pairs simultaneously seeking opportunities but trades with 1 micro lot for every 10k.

• A very smart, combination of hedging with risk control and an advanced stop loss trailing mechanism to prune bad trades and maximize good ones.

• Trade targets are optimized with dynamic calculation for each trade.

• The FX Net algorithm DOES NOT rely on high accuracy position for entries or exits, but on spreading its nets of trades, and so, The FX Net:

• IS NOT affected by all the market makers manipulations.

• IS NOT affected by stop loss hunting,

• IS NOT affected by spread widening during news release.

• IS NOT affected by weekend gaps

• IS NOT affected by internet speed and momentary interruptions.

• The system DOES NOT implies the evil word “Martingale” in any way, shape or form.

During a bull market, the accumulation phase starts when the informed investors (experienced traders and institutions) are usually entering their positions. We use hedging to cover our risk against a prolonged accumulation phases. Once price exits the accumulation phase and the new trend is starting to become visible, then the public participation phase begins. More and more investors join the trend and drive prices higher. Usually, the public involvement phase is accompanied by real economic data. The longer the trend lasts, the more investors will enter such a market, and this is also the stage where so-called ‘trend-following’ or ‘momentum’ traders will get signals from their trading methods to enter.

During the excess phase, the ‘smart money’ starts to unwind their positions because such markets are fragile and things can become hectic and extremely volatile. A trader should always be aware of the warning signals of this phase, such as significant downward pressure, increasing volatility, deeper pullbacks and when upwards trend waves lose their power. Our system uses baskets of trades that is designed to unload all our trades during the excess phase. This is our time to get profit and wait for next cycle. The distribution phase is then the origin and the initial phase of a bear market – opposite to the accumulation phase. Whereas the informed investors unwound their long positions during the excess phase, they will now enter new short positions during the distribution phase. At this stage, the market tends to be overbought, although the uninformed traders still believe that more bullishness is on its way.