BOTS auto trading apo

• 01/08/2022 at 7:52 AM #184863
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  Curious to know if anyone has tried this?

  https://www.bots.io/

  Seems to be mainly focussed on crypto.

   

  

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  01/08/2022 at 10:25 AM #184864
  PeterSt

  I would stay out of this.
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  The Dutch trading community (on forums) always looks amateurish to me (sorry guys), but looking through everything, there’s way way too many thumbs down here.
  Might it not translate well to English … most (or at least much) is about your money disappearing because of glitches, that not getting back to you (which seems obvious to me as this is broker stuff while the glitches would be bots.io impeded.

  Half of the complaints is about cryptos rising, while the bots quite explicitly lose money. Yours should do better ? 🙂

  I only looked into this today for the first time. No experience …

  

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  01/08/2022 at 12:34 PM #184880
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  I’m sure that’s good advice. I came across it purely by chance, no big intention to jump in.

  and having looked at the reviews, there does seem to be a lot of unhappy punters … hey ho.

  (sorry I spoke)

  

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  02/28/2022 at 12:35 PM #189028
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  Hi nonetheless

  Also worth noting that the Dutch Financial regulator allows professional entities to offer high risk products to retail clients, something you don’t get anywhere else.  So retail can invest into low latency / high frequency trading hedge funds for example.   The added risk is disproportionate.

  Binance have a leader board of top crypto performers that you can allocate to, but it’s crypto so usual caveats apply.

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  06/04/2022 at 9:58 AM #194606
  RP112233

  I had a look at this some time ago, when I extracted some performance data and ran it through an excel to check that the graphs and underlying data aligned I found that it didn’t. While the support was quick to help and said it would look at it, I was very sceptical. In the past I have found that inaccuracies in published data and “too good to be true” stories invariably end up in total if not near-total loss. Personally, I am staying well clear.

  

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