News spike trading using FREE news sources

NewsAutoTrader - FOREX news spike trading autoclick software

NewsAutoTrader (NAT) is a Forex news spike trading tool that generates trade signals based on real-time analysis of live news headlines. Using it you can trade many economic indicators, such as US Nonfarm Payrolls, GDP, CPI, Retail Sales, Interest rate announcements, and other news releases that impact the Forex market. It can be useful for other markets too, such as Futures and Stocks.

Features:

 

1. No monthly fees, standalone software
2. Can use MetaTrader 4 terminals as news sources (up to 3 in trial version, no limit in full version)
3. Add your own custom programmed news sources via 3 different APIs (full version)
4. News delivery as fast as your news sources - you can create your own unique configuration
5. Decentralized news delivery - no single news server
6. Includes news scripts for most tradable US, UK and Canada economic indicators
7. Trade signals generated from fastest news source
8. Fully customizable trade logic and triggers
9. Use any broker to trade the news
10. Visual Buy/Sell signals
11. Automatic clicker (autoclick) to instantly click Buy/Sell buttons on trade signals
12. 2 level Buy/Sell signals, up to 3 mouse clicks for each signal
13. Specify Buy/Sell button coordinates manually or use automatic detection method
14. Can read multiple economic indicators to avoid conflicts
15. Create your own news scripts with powerful Object Oriented scripting language
16. Script editor
17. Supports Perl compatible regular expressions in scripts
18. Can call external DLL functions from scripts
19. Script testing sandbox
20. View live news headlines
21. Log headlines to files
22. Supported on Windows XP and later (2003 Server/Vista/Windows 7/2008 Server/2008 Server R2/Windows 8), 32/64 bit
23. Can be used on VPS

Main NAT application:

http://www.newsautotrader.com/natmain.gif


Script editor:

http://www.newsautotrader.com/nseditor.gif

Free 30-day Trial available.

More info:
http://www.newsautotrader.com/

Update: added two February 28 news trade videos to the site.

See it in action! http://www.newsautotrader.com/

Update: added 09/03/2012 US Nonfarm Payrolls video. There was no trade, however it shows that the news are received before the spike.

http://www.newsautotrader.com/

Update: added 05/04/2012 Canada Employment report trade video to site. +26.1 pips profit.

Update: more videos added.

Update: added 25/07/2012 UK GDP trade video to site. +20.6 pips.

Update: added 03/08/2012 US Nonfarm Payrolls trade video.

I know this is an old thread. But how is this possible now?

Half the time the underlying currency doesnt move, and brokers rarely execute/widen spreads.

I agree that news trading has got much harder. Many lesser important news no doubt are not anymore very tradable, but when some important news give a surpise, like employment data news (US NFP), GDP, interest rate statements, retail sales, they can can still generate a substantial price move, such that even with 10 pip USD/JPY or 20 pip GBP/USD spreads you can generate a profit if news are received fast enough and execution is not too slow. Of course, broker choice is important. If a broker artificially delays execution, it may not work very well. I still trade with OANDA with good results (and I'm not using a VPS). With some other brokers results may be even better. All trades I post on my website are real trades on real account. Losses, if they happen are usually small.

Update: last UK GDP trade was a great success! GBP/USD, +71.5 pips in less than 2 minutes.

See the trade video: http://www.newsautotrader.com/

Hello,
I was wondering about News Auto Trader. I was thinking about signing up but I'd like to understand about these external news sources. Fast news sources is everything so can you recommend any fast external news sources? Surely the built in news sources aren't that fast, are they?

I'm not a programmer. This software seems a bit too complicated for me. And it doesn't appear that the news sources are included either. My broker doesn't provide any news and even if they did, I'm sure it's slow as heck..

Perhaps if it were easier...