Since its successful market introduction, FAP Turbo created quite a stir in the industry with practically every enterprising Tom, Dick, and Harry trying to ‘dip a finger into the cookie jar.’ The tremendous market acceptance of FAP Turbo also gave birth to instant FAP Turbo ‘Gurus’ peddling downloadable eBooks on how to install the correct settings for FAP Turbo! As a result, affiliate networks were flooded by quite a number of ‘how to’ guides on making the correct settings for the system. Websites selling similar stuff sprouted like mushrooms all over the internet. If you happen to be one of the new FAP users, you’d probably easily fall prey to such marketing innuendos. But wait, many of these people are not even traders, while others have not even back tested the settings they are selling themselves. Before you buy any of those stuff read on first.

FAP Turbo comes with its default settings. The default settings, which come with your FAP Turbo software, have been exhaustively back tested by the developer. If there is a need to tweak some FAP Turbo settings, it is to suit your resources as well as your purpose and trading objectives. The ideal setting is one which suits you best. And, this is something you will only be able to find out after back testing the software yourself. Again do not be easily swayed by promises of optimal performance by others peddling such stuff!

The FAP Turbo developers are constantly updating the software. You as a proud owner of the system are entitled to these updates for free and for a lifetime, so why bother buy the guides? They are mostly hyped, over-rated settings anyway.

As a word of advice from one trader to another, although you bought the FAP Turbo system to make things easy for you, you still need to spend some time familiarizing yourself with the software. You need to back test it yourself, which includes learning how make adjustments and tweaks on some of the settings. You need to do a ‘hands on’ on the onset! As far as tweaks are concerned, the areas you may want to look at are, lot sizes, max spread, money management, and stealth mode. Experiment yourself. You have sixty days to evaluate the product. Make it to good use. Don’t believe much on what you see in the forums nor buy settings from other vendors. Ask yourself this: If they are really damn good settings that can do better profits than the settings set by the developers themselves, do you think they will really part with them? I bet they’d keep it close to their chests. Read the rest of this entry »