How Forex Ambush 2.0 works

December 16, 2008 · Filed Under forex, forex robots · Comment

Before the Forex ball began its steamroll effect into the lives of many somewhat-experienced foreign currency exchange traders, the world of investing in the high-risk business of currency speculation was reserved for a select few.

More often than not, this self-exclusive club consisted of background committees at the world’s largest financial institutions.

Oh how the times have changed.

With the development of newer, easier-to-manage Forex trading software, the cat and mouse game of foreign currency exchange has shifted into the arena of the everyday investor willing to learn and profit.

Using Forex Ambush 2.0 software for example has never been simpler.

Welcome to the world of artificial intelligence (AI) invading the Forex community.

When I think of AI, the first thing that comes into mind is the Stephen King story about the possessed car. And that may be true, at least for a good story.

The ultra-clever developers of the latest Forex software, however, have devised a way for AI to predict the selling future of specific currencies, inform users of the signal, and direct them what to do.

In essence, you’ll be investing in the Forex markets from the comfort of your own home, or wherever you wish to.

With Forex Ambush 2.0, Forex trading has never been easier.

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Forex Ambush 2.0 Review

December 7, 2008 · Filed Under forex · 24 Comments

by Miles Reitman

We have seen a lot of different stock market and Forex investment programs, but never before have we heard anyone claim their system provides 100% accurate information, but that is what Forex Ambush 2.0 is boldly stating. They say they are the first and only service to offer 100% accurate Forex signals. What is more, people are using Forex Ambush 2.0 to guide them into money-making trades. But is Forex Ambush 2.0 a scam?

We have learned that it took a team of 31 elite traders three years and two million dollars to develop the artificial intelligence that is the backbone of Forex Ambush 2.0. But how well does it work? According to its promoters, if you follow their signals exactly, you will make profitable trades without one single loss. We find this astonishing, because Forex is one of the most difficult fields for even experts to make money in. We have seen statistics that 98% of people who try Forex trading end up losing money.

Although we tend to be very skeptical of wild claims such as “100% accurate”, nevertheless, it would be just as foolish of us to ignore this program because it seems too good to be true. So we looked deeper, and this is what we found.

First, we have testimony from people who have tried it and who say is works like magic. A man in Fredericksburg, VA says he has consistently made money each and every month using Forex Ambush service. Another man in Minden Nebraska said that after several days of receiving trading directions from Forex Ambush, all of the trades he completed were 100% profitable. And people all over the world seem to be using it, as we have seen statements from users in France and Switzerland. A woman in Finland said she recommends the services because it works as promised, not much starting money is needed, and you don’t have to spend very much time to earn a good income with it.

So, how much money do you need to start? They recommend an initial investment of from $250 to $500, and then using the profits earned for subsequent trades.

We have heard that the subscription fee for the Forex Ambush 2.0 is going to be $197 per month, but when we visited their website at forexambush.com, we saw that they were offering it for a one-time only fee of $197. That is something else that sounds too good to be true, unless it is a short-term special introductory offer, or something like that.

Finally, the promoters of Forex Ambush 2.0 are backing up their claims with a 100% satisfaction or money back guarantee for 60-days. That certainly seems to eliminate the risk of checking it out.