As I reviewed May’s results, it is hard to ignore how gold was good to me. It hasn’t made me into a greedy man, but it has made me appreciate my 2 gold bots. The month’s totals look like this:
| Gold Digger | $ 7,641.19 |
| Precision | $ 2,854.00 |
| $ 10,495.19 | |
| Gold % of Monthly | 37.93% |
The good news and the bad news with both of these bots:
- Gold Digger is from NURP. It has been a very consistent bot for me. Unfortunately, the whole NURP product line has a larger investment to start. Once you get started, there are monthly fees for the NURP bots you use. The upfront fee is the biggest barrier to entry. They are continuing to test and release new bots. You will only be responsible for the additional monthly fee when the bots are released.
- Precision is from University of Options. Presently, they are not selling new licenses for this bot. This bot has a one time fee. There are no additional monthly fees. In my experience, this lack of a monthly fee does not mean less service.
While I am grateful for these bots, not every month is as productive. If gold becomes too volatile to trade reliably, Gold Digger will stop trading it. (In your settings, you can choose to trade it despite NURP recommendations.)
I am thrilled that gold contributed over $10,000 of my May income. I also know June is unlikely to duplicate this gain. Regrettably, Forex doesn’t like being predictable. 🙁
This was written before the gold issues during the 2nd week of June. Gold is a two-sided coin.
