The numbers speak by themselves. Over 30% return, 8% max drawdown, average win > average loss. I like the fact that some trades break even (or very small profit) instead of hanging on a position that is not going to recover. Without a doubt the best FX system for a low-risk profile investor. The only problem is that fees eat a high percentage of your return so I would recommend to scale out the system x2 or x3 if you have enough capital.

I agree with the latest review and disagree with the one before. I have been subscribing Mod Trader in the last month and I am (moderately!) satisified. At the end statistics of this system are still good, starting from average profit/average loss. At least this system is not trying to catch the wrong trade du jour like many other systems here at C2 (in the last month we saw too many of them going long Euro or Pound when it was evident they were on the brink of collapse). I am sticking with it because it gives balance to my accoount and I think performance will come back in more normal times.

Previous review is too harsh in my opinion. I agree on some missed opps, as some closing limit orders were a bit too optimistic during unsteady mkt. I subscribed from May to September with satisfactory results by using scaling and compounding. I am putting the system in the freezer for now due to flat/down performance, but many systems are having a hard time with europe and US turmoil. I am looking forward to re-subscribing after system starts hinting performance again. Mod trader for me remains one of the safest and well-balanced systems here at C2.

I sent following feedback to the vendor and he terminated my subscription: "I subscribed two months ago and I must say all I see is small gains and bigger losses. There were many opportunities in the market either fundamentally or technically but you missed all of them. All you do is to buy USDJPY which hasn't been moving for a long time. As a result, although you say this is professional account, I couldn't see any professionalism so far." If you can"t stand to criticism, then don"t do this job. Equity curve since May tells you everything. Stay away.