Comparison of AutoClick Services

Reuters will be faster than BB on non-US news (depending on the server) and the clip I am referring to was using BB with their numbers showing, and you are missing the point:

Regardless of who's faster, who's slower, who's this, who's that, you cannot give out the BB data to a non-BB paying, non-BB subscribing, non-BB contract holding person(s), Capice'?

Go take a Businees Law 201 class at the local community college or order a book on Tort Law. You may just learn something valuable to contribute in the future when the next greatest thing comes along and two peasants ruin it.

In any event, good luck to you and your trading, and may the forex be with you.

Duh...both Dustin and Felix are doing exactly same as what Safwan is doing. They are not giving out data but just deviation - same as your buddy Safwan. So let's stop with the bs please...
Maybe you need to go to logic 101...

I believe it is only Objectively fair to point out the performances of Autoclick service in a first hand experience. In the last 7 weeks, I have tried RSS and Muse in actual news covering all tradeable NZD, AUD, GBP, CAD and USD news.

Objectively, RSS started out well. It was giving out the BUY/SELL signals according to the DEV numbers I chose. I did managed to get autoclicked in CAD Employment Data last Feb 9. I even see the deviation ensuring confidence - I was thrilled.

RSS interface is simple and easy to use. Its defintely USER FRIENDLY.

However, RSS service degraded since then. Today I was told RSS delivered the signal 7~8 seconds after the UK CPI news, and about 12 seconds late on the last ISM data. I wonder if $2.95 demo accounts get slower feed?

Summary
Payment: Credit Card
Interface: very Good
Speed: slow
Add On: Can be used with 3 different brokers simultaneously, Dev is published for added confidence


Serious to know which Autoclick to use, I subscribed to a 2 week demo Muse account. I have been video capturing my news trades for references and tried comparing RSS and Muse. Objectively, Muse gives the signal faster than RSS by about 200~500ms. Interestingly however, news suck and full of No Trades. So I wasnt able to compare autoclick fills.

Muse Interface is so-so. There is a simple chat room and everyone exchange ideas and give market feelers helping each other out. But most important is the fast signal speed. This is what we all want. I definitely recommmend Muse! Unfortunately, Muse dont publish any numbers, just signal. So you'd need another program (like TTN) to determine strength of the trade. BTW. Muse also have "composite news" setting specifically for multiple data. However, trading this feature may add additional delay as it will wait for all specified news before making any signal.

Summary:
Payment: Paypal
Interface: so-so
Speed: Excellent
Add On: Built in Chat Room


I dont have SNW service to compare though.

Note:
It suck to be located in a Third World Country where distance to the Brokers and Services equates to delay.
Should I move to NewYork? Or just rent a remote PC?

Hi burger, I would like to know if you are using some of these one-click services at this time, and if you could recommend which one was the best in your comparison.

Thanks in advance

Any new feedback about this services RSS and Forex Muse? I noticed that Secret News Weapon has been shut down...Anybody knows why?

I use Forex News Gun by Peter O. from FPA. Happens to be free at the moment but it's fast enough to get me in @ good prices on the big news movers with my broker. I do not trade every high impact news though, just the ones that are known to produce an average of 40pips & above. So I end up spiking few times in a month, say 2-3 times with high risk (say half of the lot size my balance can trade) & can make as much as 100% in a trade

So yes, news trading works if you know what you're doing.

Word of advice: Not every news need to be spiked, pick a few & increase your lot.

what is present today

SNW
fxnewskiller (flashnewstrader)
newsinsider
nst
spikehunter

have anybody made the comparison?
also are there any new projects from old developers (Felix, Dimitri, Dustin, Safwan)
or any not public groups?
having 8 years experience as a news trader and interested to participate or cooperate

Hey sagamore, just stumbled upon your message. I'm also a news trading veteran, trading the news for the past 7 years. The environment has changed and most of the folks from the old days are gone. I've found this service macrospike. They have several interesting products that try to go new ways trading the news: not only trading the initial spike but retracements and counter spikes.
There's a members chatroom where I've met some old members of Glenn's chat. You can shoot me message if you like to exchange some ideas.

Yes, please share. Thanks