Today is another example of how the 2 gold bots see gold differently. After gold made its drop, Gold Digger dug in for a few trades.

Within a 16-hour period, Gold Digger closed 6 trades, bringing in over $600 in total profit. In the same time frame, my Precision bot had a different outcome: Gold dropped significantly. The Precision bot hasn’t lost any money yet. It has tried to “scalp” its way to profit, but it couldn’t close the trades before its “work hours” ended.

I was glad the Gold Digger trades went smoothly today. In the example below, a trade went in the wrong direction. Gold Digger had to show gold who was boss. Even if gold had other ideas, Gold Digger “double-dog-dared” gold to make it lose a trade. You have to do some math to see the profit in the 2 trades, but it is there.

Finally, if you want to have one gold bot, great! But having two gold trading bots with separate trading strategies helps minimize risk. And some days, it rains gold!