Forex Transformer is the latest Forex Robot, hitting the market on 19th May 2009. It seems that there’s a new forex robot being released almost every week, so what makes this robot any different from the rest?

Well the last few weeks have definitely seem some not so good robots come out. Forex Magic Machine for example turned out to be nothing more than a repackaged robot that had once been free. 

So it’s with pleasure that I found out today about Forex Transformer which, from what I can see, appears to be a much better robot, similar in it’s approach to the quite successful Forex MegaDroid.

Perhaps the thing it has most in common with Forex MegaDroid is it’s claimed 96% accuracy rate. Yes, the makers of Forex Transformer are saying that the robot is able to turn a profit on 96% of all trades.

More importantly though, and a much bigger concern for most people, is that Forex Transformer employs solid money management technology that helps ensure that when a trade starts to go bad it exits the market very quickly. This is of major importance for anyone who wants to make use of a forex robot but who doesn’t have the time to keep a close eye on it.

Having said that though, as with any forex trading robot, you should always monitor it reasonably often. And certainly, before you start to tell it to start investing your real money you really must give it a good run in demo mode to check that is running in a profitable method with your chosen trader.

Anyways, now that you know about this robot, you probably want to learn more. So you can head over to here to learn more about Forex Transformer, or you may want to check out the Forex Transformer Review.

These last 6 months have been absolutely crazy in terms of what’s happening in the investment world. So called "safe" hedge funds have gone broke, respected investment fund managers have been charged with fraud, banks have gone broke and many many different companies have seen their values plummet on the share market.

So if you’re an investor, what are you to do? 

I think the key advice has to be to tread very carefully. Take careful stock of what you can afford to invest and stick to any such limits. Make sure that you spread your risk across many different types of assets. For example, some in shares, some in cash/banks, and so on. Of course, this does all depend on your appetite for risk. 

One of the riskier types of investment that does get mentioned is currency trading, which is basically making money through the up and down movements of the currency markets. This is a highly leveraged method of making money, therefore it attracts both the chance for great profits and the chance for great risk - neither of which should be considered lightly.

Within this method of investing itself, one of the ways that people make money is through the use of expert advisors. Some of these are much better than others. One of the latest ones to be released is called Forex Insurrection, which promises not only the expert advisor but also manuals to help understand how trading works.

I think this is a very important thing - if you are going to invest in something, you want to make sure you understand it. I don’t know much about this tool yet, but more news can be found over in a Forex Insurrection review that I found yesterday.

Ok, so that’s my first major post. I hope you enjoyed it and I’ll be back soon.

Dan

Hi!

My name is Investor Dan, but you can just call me Dan. 

I thought I’d have a go at setting up a blog and having a look at some of the news that’s happening out there in the blogosphere in relation to investing … I like to keep an eye on many different areas.

Anyways, I hope you enjoy by blog … I’ll be back soon. 

Dan