Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Has to be worth a try. That's for sure.

The Hypersonic Jet Waverider and flying a 4,600 mph, I mean. Not the Robot Trader though. It obviously doesn't work or the guy would be using it himself and not selling it to everyone else.

ahoj,

You'll have to trust me when I say that I know more than my fair share about automated trading and EAs (robots).

Your partner will find that MDP will work for some users and not for others. It is very broker dependent and, if it's going to work for you, you will need to run it with a true ECN broker such as FXCC, FinFX, Pepperstone Razor. I think that ThinkForex pad their spreads, but I'm not 100% sure about that without checking (it's something I should really know as I'm an IB for them). Robots which trade so-called impulse spikes such as MDP have a very low trade expectancy (only a pip or so) and very short trade durations (less than a minute), so it will be nigh-impossible to profit from this EA if you use a broker with wide spreads or one who is prone to slip a pip or two in execution. As I say, the choice of broker really is going to make all the difference with this particular robot. Remember too that demo accounts don't slip, so you'll always get better performance from the robot on demo than you will live.

You will also find that latency to your broker's server is an issue. I'd speak to Ginge (Treblewide on £am) who owns BeeksFx if you or your partner are serious about using MDP. You'll be able to Google the Beeks website and he knows his onions about cloud computing. He works with several Forex brokers to get the best connection speeds possible between the brokers' servers and his VPS where the client terminals are running. Often his VPS's will be located in the same datacentres as the brokers' own servers.

I'd also look at a robot called Forex Thor as an alternative to MDP. Very similar in operation, but a bit more stable imo.

Edit: You asked if this was a fraud or scam. The MDP people are not fraudsters imo, but you need to remember that this robot is about 1 year old now and sales have slowed over time. As sales slow, product support invariably gets weaker.

As for ThinkForex, they are based in NZ. They are an above board company and regulated locally by whatever professional body it is out there that count all the sheep. It's difficult to get excited about anything that happens in a country with a population less than Croydon's, and their regulatory body isn't exactly up to FSA standards, but they're still legit nonetheless.

AID .the likes of this gov is and the last have killed the uk .
greece and spain are ripping up the eu rules and a bloody good job .
the uk will have its own civil war whenI do not know but it will.
people who go to work in the uk are fools worse off than the people
who do not a couple with two kids get free housing no council tax
no maintence no insurance .and on top free dentist free swimming .
free glasses .no traveling costs .free school dinners and can even claim for house hold goods for free . plus the cash of £180 plus family allowance .
some one who works and as to travel around 8 miles needs to earn 820 pounds a week to be level. and does not have the time to do like the dosers

Thanks for that Alf -):

Syrian government forces and rebels committing war crimes - U.N. report


GENEVA | Wed Aug 15, 2012 3:35pm BST

(Reuters) - Syrian government forces and allied Shabbiha militia have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity, including murder and torture, United Nations human rights investigators said on Wednesday.

Syrian rebels fighting to topple President Bashar al-Assad have also committed war crimes, but the violations "did not reach the gravity, frequency and scale" of those carried out by the army and security forces, they said.

"The commission found reasonable grounds to believe that government forces and the Shabbiha had committed the crimes against humanity of murder and of torture, war crimes and gross violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law, including unlawful killing, torture, arbitrary arrest and detention, sexual violence, indiscriminate attack, pillaging and destruction of property," said the 102-page report by the independent investigators led by Paulo Pinheiro.

Oops!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology/19277620

From that link - its no wonder they failed - mach 6 is surely about 4608 mph (768 *6)!

"The US Air Force has said an attempt to fly its hypersonic jet Waverider at Mach 6 (3,600mph; 5795km/h) failed."

V
M=-
a

where
is the Mach number,
is the velocity of the source relative to the medium and
is the speed of sound in the medium

Well, that's as clear as mud haha! :o)

Sing "You say 4,600 I say 3,600, let's call the whole thing off"

Oh, too late! :o)

Go for 4100. lol

Anyone you know? Tax evaders and fraudsters gallery is published by HMRC

Don't look like there are many white British amongst them

And your point is?

The guy in the middle on the top row looks very shady to me!

This bod seems to be missing from that gallery Skinny:

Tory Lord Ashcroft 'concealed link to Caribbean firm'

Lord Ashcroft was made a peer in 2000

Ashcroft admits 'non-dom' status
Conservative peer Lord Ashcroft concealed his involvement in a business that went bust with debts of around £19m, the BBC's Panorama has alleged.

The programme alleges that Lord Ashcroft misled the stock market and the media about his links to a Caribbean-based construction company.

Lord Ashcroft has given more than £10m to the Conservative Party.

Thank you very much Hilary,

What about easy-ea?

Stylus, split-screen stand new Samsung tablet apart

SEOUL | Thu Aug 16, 2012 7:25am BST

(Reuters) - With the launch of its new tablet, unveiled in the United States, Samsung Electronics is looking to build on the popularity of its Note 'phablet', and expects key features such as a stylus-type pen and split-screen function to stand the new device apart from rival Apple Inc's iPad.

The Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet launches on Thursday in the United States, Britain and South Korea, and has picked up positive early reviews from tech bloggers impressed with the S-Pen's writing and sketching performance and the tablet's ability to have two apps active on a split-screen.

lord ashcroft that is wrong thief and crook ascroft is correct .
did you know that pensioners pay more income tax in % than he does .
but he as the real thiefs and liars behind him osborne and cameron..
VOTE UKIP