Autotrade the Forex Market

Top providers on Zulutrade

2011-12-20T01:56:00.000-08:00

If you are still interesting in using Zulutrade platform for forex trading please read new posts on
http://forexdumbo.blogspot.com/
During past 4 month I`m trying to analyze top providers .Use translator because blog in Russian language.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!

New trading week.

2010-02-27T01:05:00.000-08:00

The last seven days was not so profitable as previous one but nevertheless we are in profit.
Statistics for the last 7 days first:

Profit 109 pips or $1,385.37
Trades 18 Winning trades 17 (94%)

Total statistics for 10 weeks:

Running weeks-10
Profit 2,805 pips
Balance $30,003.54
Trades 247
Winning trades 242 (98%)
Ranking 70

From next trading week we begin to use more tight stop loss.Hope it will be more suitable for accounts less then 2000$.Average SL is now about 150-250 pips.

Good luck and all the best!

Two month with ZuluTrade.

2010-02-09T02:33:00.000-08:00

Zulupro
I am working with Zulutrade platform as provider for 2 month already.
I would like to present some results of my work here now.

Profit 2,249 pips or $23,657.29
Trades 213 Winning trades 209 (98%)
Ranking 193

I have one follower with live account now.He uses micro account and earned 108 pips with zulupro.
Good luck and hope to see you among my subscribes soon :0).

Zulupro- first week results with ZuluTrade.

2010-01-16T00:46:00.000-08:00

I would like to present the results of my first week as provider with ZuluTrade platform.Hope it will be interesting for the readers of my blog and I may be for the future subscribers to my signals.
So,during this first week i have 132 closed trades with 99% of winning.Profit in pips +1535 that`s 15470 in $.I think it`s not bad result for the first week.Even if I will close 3 open position with -535 pips DD the result will be 1000 pips per week.
As you can see my favourite pair is GBP/USD.But if my system gives me strong clear signal I can open position with any pair.By the way I have to remind that I use trading system which combines technical analysis and all fundamentals .
Good luck and let`s get profits together :0)!

Zulupro-new zulutrade provider.

2010-01-14T23:48:00.000-08:00

May I introduce you a new ZuluTrade provider Zulupro.
Main statistic data: Running weeks-4
Profit 1,368 pips
Balance $13,652.97
Trades 123
Winning trades 122 (99%)

Let`s take profit with Zulupro!

Bonuses from brokers

2009-11-04T03:06:00.000-08:00

Receive a bonus!

There are several account deposit bonus programs available through brokers work with ZuluTrade. An indicative list of current promotional programs follows:

InvestTechFx subsidizes all accounts between $5,000 and $10,000 with an extra 5% and all accounts over $10,000 with an extra 10% of the deposited amount.
Ikon-Royal offers a range of cash bonuses from $150 to $1500 for initial deposits that span between $5,000 and $50,000.
Ava Fx adds $50 to every new trader’s account between $100 and $1,000, $100-$1,000 to new traders’ accounts between $1,000 and $10,000 and $1,200 to new traders’ accounts between $10,000 and $50,000.
Open demo account with Zulutrade

Live Zulutrade accounts.

2009-08-05T04:22:00.000-07:00

Dear readers!
If you have any questions concerning the process of opening and adjusting new live Zulutrade accounts write me on zulupro/dog/gmail.com .

New Brokers with Zulutrade.

2009-07-12T04:21:00.000-07:00

Last news from Zulutrade about new brokers.

ZuluTrade is back with 4 new and very promising partnerships!

We are proud to announce a new collaboration with 4 new Brokers.

Alpari,Invest Tech FX,ODL and Prime 4X has numerous benefits for any prospective investor.

To you investing in any of them could mean:

- A beneficial option of opening a new Micro Account with as low as 100 $.Also there is only 2 pips spread on 6 majors.

- A unique opportunity of opening a Standard Account of only 1000 $ with only 1 pip spread on majors.

- The chance of opening either Silver or a Golden Account that offers you a BONUS of 5-10%

- Last but not least, Invest Tech FX offers you the widest leverage of 1:500

New statistics for ZuluTrade account.

2009-07-04T04:35:00.000-07:00

New statistics here .

Once again about proper choice of the providers for ZuluTrade live account.

2009-05-15T01:40:00.000-07:00

One of the participants of ZuluTrade Paul Howarth tried to systematize the сriteria and requirements to be considered when selecting providers for the live accounts.
So what needs to take into consideration when choosing providers:

* Find providers who average 3 hours or less per trade.
* Find providers with live users.
* Find traders with over 100 trades and a win % over 90%(I think more then 75%).
* Make sure the signal providers use stops.
* Restrict the amount of open trades each provider can open.I use two max per signal provider.(Breaking this rule can cause a fast margin call and force your broker to close loosing trades with out notice).
* Keep your meta trader open just in case the web site has tech issues.
* Open a mini account and trade small lots until you understand how your signal providers trade.
* Start with a Demo account.

Avoid

* New signal providers.
* Signal providers with less than 100 winning trades.
* Signal providers with Large Max Draw Downs.
* Providers who don't use stops.
* Traders who are in trades for days (You can look up their open trades and see how long they have been open).

ZuluTrade.Live account.Statistics for April.

2009-05-13T01:04:00.000-07:00

ZuluTrade.Live account.
Statistics for April.
Opened positions : 67

ZL -48
ProB5 -19
Closed with "+" 66
Closed with "-" 1(Zl) -51 pips or 51.51$
Earned 279 pips or $285.19 -PrpB5
623 pips or $646.83 -Zl
In total two signal providers earned for April by 902 points or $ 932.02.

Live account statistics.

2009-04-05T03:47:00.000-07:00

Statistics for the period from 03.31 till 04.03 :

-closed position-24
-closed with profit 23
-closed with the "-" 1
-earned pips 227
-total $ 229.69

Good luck and wait for Monday.

Fist results with ZuluTrade live account.

2009-04-02T07:35:00.000-07:00

Finally my live Zulutrade.com account is all set up and trading
I will try to post everyday statistics from it.
By the way I opened live account with FXCM.

Provider	Date Open	Type	Lots	Currency	Open	Date Closed	Close	Pips/$
zl8931657	04/01/ 08:11	BUY	1	EUR/JPY	130.055	04/01 08:14	130.103	5.0 pips $4.87
zl8931657	04/01/ 07:42	BUY	1	GBP/USD	1.43484	04/01 08:00	1.43635	15.0 pips $15.10
zl8931657	04/01/ 04:24	BUY	1	EUR/JPY	129.999	04/01 07:34	130.144	15.0 pips $14.68
zl8931657	04/01/ 00:29	BUY	1	USD/JPY	98.400	04/01 04:20	98.493	9.0 pips $9.44
Pro-B5	03/31/ 15:55	BUY	1	GBP/JPY	141.820	03/31 16:03	141.854	3.0 pips $3.43
Pro-B5	03/31/ 11:10	BUY	1	GBP/JPY	141.270	03/31 14:57	141.129	-14.0 pips -$14.32
zl8931657	03/30/ 00:04	BUY	1	EUR/JPY	129.550	03/31 01:10	129.690	14.0 pips $14.91

Now my account has +47 pips.

Some words about my providers.

zl8931657

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Settings for Demo ZuluTrade Account.

2009-03-24T01:42:00.000-07:00

Settings page for those who are going to use a conservative strategy for trading Forex market.

Сhoose the signal-providers for ZuluTrade.Main tips.

2009-03-23T01:34:00.001-07:00

Before we get into choosing a provider we need to have a good understanding of what a signal provider is. A signal provider is a trader or analyst that generates trades that in turn get placed on your account (through or ZuluTrade platform). You can have several signal providers trading your forex account or just one.

These guidelines will give us something to look for when choosing signal provider.Go to the

http://zulupro.zulutrade.com (dont login into account) and click More providers > Now You are on the statistics page of signal-providers(SP)

The first thing is weather the trader is a winner or a loser. This may seem obvious to nearly everyone, but I often see losing signal providers with 50-100 people trading their signals.Pay attention on Graph,Pips и Profit.
The next thing is how long they have been a winner. I recommend that you don’t trade any signal provider with less than a few months of results to show you. Any one can place a few good trades one week and get lucky.
Actual for small deposits.Look at the max draw down. This is the largest peak to trough draw down in equity that the trader has historically had. Some traders refuse to take a loss. This causes them to hold on to losing trades forever or until they turn to a winner. Turning a loser into a winner sounds great, but it will eat up a huge chunk of margin and may never turn around. If it doesn’t turn in your direction, you will have your entire account destroyed by a trader that could have taken a 30 pip loss but held on until it was an 800 pip loss.
The first three are easy to look at. They will be displayed right on the main screen of signal providers to choose from. Once you get a few signal providers you are thinking of using, its time to dive a bit deeper into their history.Сlick on any SP You choosed.This information you can get from your demo-accounts.
- Look at their actual trades. Do they have a good win rate because they have opened a ton of trades all at the same time on the same currency pair? They may have 20 winners in a row. This looks great, but if you look a bit deeper you will see that its really only 1 winning trade places 20 times. Not as impressive is it?
- Look at their draw down on individual trades. Do they let a trade go 300 pips against them and then close it out when it hits 5 pips of profit? This is a trader who lets their losses run out of control and cuts their winning trades short. It’s not a trader that you want in control of your money.
Choose a signal provider that suits you. Some traders may provide larger returns over time, but take bigger risks leading to bigger draw downs. This might be OK with you. If you are more conservative and cannot stomach large drops in equity you probably should choose a more conservative trader.

Open Demo on ZuluTrade.Step by step.

2009-03-22T05:21:00.000-07:00

I think it`s time to test our system .Please visit our site zulupro.zulutrade.com

Step1. Click on OPEN ACCOUNT on the top menu of the website or OPEN FREE ACCOUNT.
Step2. At a 'sign-up' webpage, please click on open a demo account (link on the left).

Step3 Now you are on the CREATE A DEMO ACCOUNT page (a screen-shot is shown below). An important tip: always use the same email address for each account you set-up at Zulutrade, even when you set-up a live account later as the system will then let you switch between accounts from the same interface as it will recognise that they are all your accounts, so be sure to use a reliable email address that you can keep using during registration.Please complete the demo account sign-up form by entering your first and last name, email address, phone number and then select Country, enter the verification code and click the Create my Demo Account button at the bottom. Step4 Once you click the Create my Demo Account button the system will tell you it has sent you an email and to enter the activation link.In the e-mail you can find password,login and activation link.
Click on activation link and You done it :0).You are on the Profile page of Your Demo account.

If You have any questions about demo or real ZuluTrade accounts, write me zulupro@gmail.com

Choosing a provider for ZuluTrade account.

2009-03-21T03:36:00.000-07:00

With the growing popularity and easy access to the foreign exchange (ForEx) market, more and more people are drawn to it as their financial vehicle of choice. Along with this popularity come all the extras. This includes all kinds of software, trading systems for sale, books, videos, and third party signal party providers. Today I’m going to touch on a few points when seeking out a third party forex signal provider.

Before we get into choosing a provider we need to have a good understanding of what a third party signal provider is. A signal provider is a trader or analyst that generates trades that in turn get placed on your account. You can have several signal providers trading your forex account or just one.

Like anything else, all third party signal providers are not created equal. At first glance a trader may look like a home run. That same trader may well end up completely torpedoing your entire account in one afternoon. To help make sure this doesn’t happen we’ll set down a few guidelines. These guidelines will give us something to look for when choosing our third party signal provider.

The first thing I look at is weather the trader is a winner or a loser. This may seem obvious to nearly everyone, but I often see losing signal providers with 50-100 people trading their signals.
The next thing I look at is how long they have been a winner. If a trader has been winning for a week that means nothing to me. I recommend that you don’t trade any signal provider with less than a few months of results to show you. Any one can place a few good trades one week and get lucky. If you are going to be trading this trader’s signals they need to be established.
Look at the max draw down. This is the largest peak to trough draw down in equity that the trader has historically had. Some traders refuse to take a loss. This causes them to hold on to losing trades forever or until they turn to a winner. Turning a loser into a winner sounds great, but it will eat up a huge chunk of margin and may never turn around. If it doesn’t turn in your direction, you will have your entire account destroyed by a trader that could have taken a 30 pip loss but held on until it was an 800 pip loss.
The first three are easy to look at. They will be displayed right on the main screen of signal providers to choose from. Once you get a few signal providers you are thinking of using, its time to dive a bit deeper into their history.
- Look at their actual trades. Do they have a good win rate because they have opened a ton of trades all at the same time on the same currency pair? They may have 20 winners in a row. This looks great, but if you look a bit deeper you will see that its really only 1 winning trade places 20 times. Not as impressive is it?
- Look at their draw down on individual trades. Do they let a trade go 300 pips against them and then close it out when it hits 5 pips of profit? This is a trader who lets their losses run out of control and cuts their winning trades short. It’s not a trader that you want in control of your money.
- Do they add to losing positions? A trader who constantly adds to losing positions hoping it will turn for them is not someone you want trading your account.
Choose a signal provider that suits you. Some traders may provide larger returns over time, but take bigger risks leading to bigger draw downs. This might be OK with you. If you are more conservative and cannot stomach large drops in equity you probably should choose a more conservative trader.

These are just a few things to look for when choosing a third party signal provider to trade your forex account. You should always trade a demo account before opening a live account with real money. Remember it’s your account. In the end you choose the signal providers, and you are responsible for what happens.

FAQ about ZuluTrade.

2009-03-21T03:05:00.000-07:00

Below is all You have to know about ZuluTrade Platform

1. Opening a Demo account with Zulutrade
2. Opening a Live account with Zulutrade
3. Setting up your account with your Broker
4. Selecting Signal Providers to auto trade your account
5. Managing your account
6. What do the settings in your account mean, and how to use them
1. Max Open Lots
2. Lots Per Provider
3. Stop/Start button
4. Max Lots
5. Configure
6. Reverse
7. Limit, Stop, Trail, and Breakeven
8. Remove
7. Open Positions
8. Pending Orders
9. Trade History
10. Create a Trade
11. Signal Providers, Commissions, PayPal, etc.
12. Affiliates, commissions, PayPal, etc.

- Opening a Demo account with Zulutrade
If you wish to test the revolutionary system out, please visit the website at zulutrade.com, select 'open live account' on our homepage. From there you will be prompted to either open a demo or a live account, choose to select a demo account, and you will be given $50,000 in equity to place your trades. As of now we only have Demo accounts reflecting that of a standard 1 lot account. However in the very near future we will have Mini Demo accounts with 0.1 lots of a standard 1 lot, and with less equity to more accurately depict that of a Mini account. A Demo account is a great way to get a good feel for how our platform works. All Demo accounts have a 120 min delay.

- Opening a Live account with Zulutrade
To open an account with our revolutionary trading platform at zulutrade. Please visit our homepage at zulutrade.com, select 'open live account' at the top of the page. From there fill in the requested information, and shortly there after, your account will be funded and you can receive free signals for your auto trade. The minimum account deposit for a Mini account required by brokerage firms is: $300. However we do recommend that you fund your Mini account with no less than $1,000. If you wish to open a standard account, we do recommend that you fund it with $15,000. Furthermore we offer AUD, EUR, GBP and JPY mini accounts.

- Setting up your account with your Broker
When you select to open a live account through website Zulutrade.com, you will be prompted with many questions and requests by the brokerage firms we are compatible with. They require you to send them a valid form of ID, and a proof of residency. Furthermore you will also have to fill out and complete an LOD (letter of direction) form. The setup process if everything is submitted correctly and filled out properly, generally takes in the realm of 2 to 3 business days. Immediately after your account is fully setup and funded through your broker (doing all of this through our website) we will then automatically send you your login details to be able to log into your account, and begin auto trading with our platform.

- Selecting Signal Providers to autotrade your account
While logged into your account, under your account settings tab at the bottom left hand corner you will notice a selection tilted ‘Add a provider’. By selecting this you will bring up our vast selection of signal providers. You may select any provider at any time to auto trade your account and there is no limit to how many providers you will use. Most providers have under their names in performance page, a portfolio that describes a bit about their strategy.
Furthermore in your account settings you will notice a bar called ‘systems’ where as with no providers selected it remains clear. However the more providers you add, or depending on your account settings and present equity in your account it moves from green to red, and tends to display the message “you have too many providers selected for your account”. No matter which provider or how many you select, they will always trade your account even if our system indicates that you have selected too many. This is simply a precautionary measure that we take, to inform our clients about their exposure. (is based on the clients total equity or account balance, and also relates to how many lots the selected signal provider typically opens at any one time).

- Managing your account
The client has full control over his/her account in the way each selected provider will trade it. After you have selected a given provider to auto trade your account, you can manage this provider by doing the following. Increasing or Decreasing the number of Max Open Lots so either the provider can open several trades at once, or just a few, or even just 1 at a time. Increasing or Decreasing the number of Max Lots per provider, this controls how many lots each individual provider can open in your account at any one time. You can also change the number of lots per trade each provider will trade with, this will increase the spread and volatility of the trade. We recommend that you setup your account based on the equity you have, and the risk that you are willing to take to earn your desired ROI. We do have a very vast selection of signal providers to choose from, and we recommend opening at least one demo account and testing several of them to get comfortable with one, or a few, before opening a live account.

- What do the settings in your account mean, and how to use them
Most of the changes you as a client can make, remain under your account settings tab while logged into your account, while others can be changed in your open positions, pending orders and when you first select a provider to auto trade your account. Lets first start with every function and how to use it under your account settings tab.

- Max Open Lots
This setting pertains to the total number of lots that can be opened and/or pending at any one time in your account. This is a drop down menu selection that ranges from 1 to 500 with different incriminations along the way, and also has a no limit setting at the end. So lets say you have 2 providers selected and you have your max open lots setting set to 5. 1 provider has 2 trades open, and one pending order, thus totaling 3 lots. While the other provider has 2 trades open thus totaling 5 lots all together, and equaling your max open lots setting of 5. No more trades can be either executed in your account or placed under your pending orders tab. So if you notice that one of your selected providers has opened another trade under his/her trade history, on our performance section of our homepage, but that trade never hits your account, this is because it would have exceeded your max open lots setting, and that is not allowed.

- Lots Per Provider
Next to each provider you will notice a drop down selection titled ‘Lots’. This selection pertains to the total number of lots that will be traded for each individual trade by that provider. This selection ranges from 1 to 50 with different incriminations along the way. Relating back to the previous example of having 5 max open lots, where as a provider opens 2 trades and equals 2 lots, this is if your lots per provider is set to 1. If it were set to 2, then those 2 trades would equal 4 lots, thus only leaving room for one more lot to be able to open in your account.

- Stop/Start button
This pertains to either inactivating your account, or activating your account depending on whether the button is either currently displaying a red stop, or a green start indication. You can select either one at any time to either stop or start receiving trades in your account. When you first open your account, the button will already be active and ready to begin receiving trades. By selecting to stop your trading activity, no trades will be able to be placed in your account.

- Max Lots
You will find this setting next to each providers name, this pertains to the max open lots that a single provider can place in your account. So lets say you have 10 max open lots, with 2 providers selected with one lot per trade, and 5 lots for max lots, then each provider can only have 5 lots open each at one time, thus possibly filling up the 10 max open lots for your account selection.

- Configure
This setting can be found next to each provider further to the right. By selecting this you will be taken to a new page where all possible currency pairs are displayed. The current setting for all the pairs will initially be 1 lot per each pair. However you may change this setting, so you can have as many lots as you wish per each different currency pair to be traded by a signal provider.

- Reverse
This is a checkbox next to each provider’s name that you have selected in your account. It is a fact that some providers don't send good advice. Even more, their market predictions are so wrong that it can be profitable to do the opposite of what they suggest. So when they say buy you actually sell, and vice versa. When reversed, some of the worst providers outperform even the best ones. Toggle the reverse checkbox and see for yourself how profitable some providers can be.

- Limit, Stop, Trail, and Breakeven
These settings can also be found next to each provider you have selected in your account. Limit is a setting that if put in place by the client or a provider it will close the trade at a given profit. Stop is a setting that if put in place by the client or a provider it will close the trade at a given loss. Trail is a sliding stop value that follows the trade as it is making a profit. Breakeven is how many pips a trade must be profiting before a stop is placed at the breakeven. These can be set manually when a provider is trading your account from your account settings page.

- Remove
You will notice this selection at the far right of every signal providers name that you have selected in your account. By simply selecting this option you will remove this provider from auto trading your account, however any remaining open trades, or pending orders that the provider has placed in your account will remain there, even after you remove this provider. You can close them manually at any time you wish.

- Open Positions
This is where executed signals that providers place in your account will show. Here you can see what your current earnings or losses are at the moment. Each trade that is open under your open positions tab, you can change certain values of that trade if you wish. By clicking on the current ‘stop’ value of the trade, this will bring up a popup window where you change this value if you wish, you can do the same for ‘limit’ as well. Furthermore to the far right of the trade you will see a selection titled ‘close’ by selecting this you will then be prompted with a ‘sure’ selection, after this has been chosen, the trade will then close and no longer appear in your open positions tab. Take into consideration that sometimes there is a brief delay in the closing of trades, once you close the trade it will immediately close, however sometimes it can appear to still be open under your open positions tab, try refreshing the page as this helps to depict more accurately.

- Pending Orders
Under this tab you will find all pending orders placed by your signal providers. These are trades that have been assigned different market values of the current market value of the given pair, thus they will not open in your open positions tab until that value is reached. Here you can make the exact same changes that we discussed in the previous chapter ‘Open Positions’, with stop, limit, and closing the trade. However you can also change the value of the ‘open price’, where as this is what price the trade will execute.

- Trade History
Here you will find a history with all the trades that have opened and closed in your account. You will also have a graph and a few filters to represent the data as you see fit. You can click on the ‘date open’ of each trade to generate a pop up window showing you a graph with the high and low reached of that trade, also it will show if the trade was opened at market price, or if it was a pending order, the reason for the trade being closed i.e. via a signal from a provider, or a manual close by the client. Also in your trade history you will notice a filter selection where as you can filter the graph and data below to represent all signal providers, or one at a time, thus the same goes for currency pairs, and furthermore you can change what dates you wish the history to represent.

- Create a Trade
Here the client can place manual trades as he/she sees fit. You will notice all the currency pairs, a buy and sell column and a constant green and red color-flashing price upwards or downwards. If you wish to place a manual trade simply click on either buy or sell for a given pair and a popup window will appear. This window will consist of the current market price, and a limit and stop setting. You may change the current market price by unchecking the ‘market’ box, thus enabling you to place a different market price, which in turn will create a pending order. You may also place stops and limits through this popup window as well. Once you have entered the information you wish, simply click on OK and the trade will be placed either in your open positions, or pending orders.

- Signal Providers, commissions, PayPal
Please visit our web page at zulutrade.com, and at the bottom of the page under our current top list of providers, select the tab titled 'join zulutrade as a signal provider. From here fill out the requested information to become a signal provider for zulutrade. A signal provider places trades through his/her account, where in turn these signals get placed on all clients account in our system that are subscribed to you. These signals can be created by using our Create a Trade section in your account. Signal providers get 0.5 pips for each traded lot of their own signals only. Typically after a request for payment has been made via PayPal, it takes 5 to 7 business days to process. Please be sure to have your PayPal account setup properly to avoid any issues with payment.

- Affiliates, commissions, PayPal
Our Affiliate program offers clients the chance to have our web page placed on their own personal URL website address, which we will create for them, per their request. An affiliate receives 0.4 pips for each traded lot of the clients that signed up through their website, for ANY signal. So affiliate signs up, and starts advertising their website in attempt to attract as many clients as possible. Our current method of payment for all affiliates is via PayPal or bank account. Typically after a request for payment has been made via PayPal, it takes 5 to 7 business days to process. Please be sure to have your PayPal account setup properly to avoid any issues with payment.

FAQ about ZuluTrade
What is ZuluTrade?

ZuluTrade bridged the gap between valuable information in money markets and trade execution, by converting the advice of professional and talented traders globally to an executed trade rapidly and automatically in your account (from supported brokers)

There was a time when trading was a headache. Not anymore! You don't have to study or monitor the market to make a good pick, because hundreds of industry well-known experts from all over the world are doing it for you. All you have to do is pick the experts you like, and Zulutrade will quickly convert their advice into live trades in your trading account directly with your broker. And the best of all, it's completely FREE!*

Zulutrade receives rebates from the brokers, for the trades generated and splits them with the experts that provide the advice.
So this service is completely free for me?

Yes, completely free. The FCM and ZuluTrade are compensated for their services through the spread between the bid/ask prices. The revenues are then shared with the signal providers who have generated the signals. Note that unlike other similar services, we do not increase the spreads on any currency. There is absolutely no additional/hidden cost in our service.
Who is placing the trades on my account? Do the experts know about my account?

None of the experts that recommend trades will ever know your account's existence. Zulutrade receives their recommendations, and checks the experts you have subscribed with in your account profile, and decides whether or not to autotrade their advice in your live account using a secure direct connection with the broker's backend. Zulutrade's patented engine places trades automatically with no human intervention. Zulutrade service is server based, in other words you don't even need to have your computer on.
How do I get started?

All you have to do is provide Zulutrade with the name and account number of the brokerage firm you're trading with. Sign and fax the documentation required by your broker, to authorize ZuluTrade to bridge the experts advice with your broker account.

If it is the first time that you will trade online or you never had an on-line trading account with one of the brokers we support, then the first step is to open a new account. Click here to open one now in just 5 minutes.
Are the results hypothetical? There are a lot of websites that claim all kinds of results...

Every signal received by ZuluTrade is executed on at least one live / demo broker account. The results contain final spread, swap rates, and profit or loss from current open positions, hence all possible costs by the broker. The spread is the standard spread advertised by the broker you're trading with. Hence our performance always reflects real market conditions. Due to the volatility of the markets, sometimes results may vary between accounts.All signals and trades executed on a demo account are considered to be hypothetical.
I already have an account with one of the dealing brokers you support. Why is ZuluTrade telling me that I cannot use this account? Signing the IB form doesn't work. Do I need to open a new account? What’s wrong?

This is because when you opened this account, there was a party that acted as an Introducing Broker (IB). Your dealing broker cannot remove that Introducing Broker from your account and replace it with Zulutrade as the new one (legal issues). You need to open a new account and set ZuluTrade as your Introducing Broker. Click here to open a new account already setup for ZuluTrade.
I do not want to open a new account, and I don’t want to sign any forms, even though there is not any cost involved with it. I prefer to use my existing account with the broker I’m trading with, without any changes. Is this possible?

No. By signing the IB form, you enable ZuluTrade to receive rebates from the broker or dealer you have an account with, and most importantly for ZuluTrade to pay the signal providers that are generating the trades being executed in your account. So if you do not wish to sign the IB form with the existing account, the alternative is to open a new account with your broker by signing the same IB form for that new account.
Why do I need to type my username for the broker platform I’m trading with? Is there any danger for anybody to steal it?

No, there is no danger. We will never ask you for your password. But even If your password was stolen, it is not possible for anyone (including ZuluTrade) to withdraw funds from your account. This is because your broker, who always wires funds to the beneficiary of the account ONLY, is the one who had opened the account
What is a pip?

A pip is the minimum movement of a currency upwards or downwards. To calculate each pip for every currency, divide 1/ (currency pair exchange rate) Ex: 1/224.92 (GBP/JPY) = 0.00444 GBP. If you’re trading a 100:1 leverage account, then multiply this with 100. Ex 0.00444 x 1000 = 4.44 GBP. To transform this to USD just convert it. Ex: GBP/USD = 1.9377 x 4.444 = 8.6 USD / pip

Another example is to calculate a pip for GBP/USD. 1/1.9377 = 0.516 GBP. For a 100:1 standard account, multiply that with 10. Ex: 0.516 x 10 = 5.16. To convert in USD multiply with 1.9377. Ex: 5.16 x 1.9377 = 9.98 USD / pip

Without proper risk management, this high degree of leverage can lead to large losses as well as gains.
How long does it take to open a new account with my existing broker?

It only takes 1 day. Most brokers – if you already had an account with them, do not require duplicate proof of records, and will provide you with a new account number. Don’t forget to tell them that your Introducing Broker is ZuluTrade.
What is the minimum deposit to open a new account?

It depends on the broker, but we recommend that the amount for a standard account is $20,000 USD and for a mini account is $1,000 USD.
I don’t have a trading account with one of the dealing brokers you support. Is that a problem?

No. You can open a new account already set up with ZuluTrade .
I tried to open an account, but I’m confused. Should I open a standard account, or a mini one?

If you are trading more than $10,000 USD we recommend to open a standard account, otherwise a mini account.
Can I open my account in different base currency than USD?

Yes. You can choose between USD, JPY, EUR, GBP and AUD
I logged into my account. How many providers should I trade with?

On the account settings page in the member's login area, there is a wizard that corresponds to the lots traded by every provider and your equity. This wizard will display how many providers you should choose without having the risk of a margin call. Simply follow the wizard. Of course you can choose the signal providers manually if you wish.
What is a lot?

A standard lot is a buy or sell size. If you buy 1 lot of EUR/USD, trading at 100:1 leverage then you buy 100,000 EUR/USD. But since you’re trading with 100:1, the leveraged value is 1,000 EUR/USD or 1 standard lot. If you trade a mini lot, then you buy 10,000 EUR/USD and the leveraged value is 10,000 EUR/USD or 1 mini lot.

Without proper risk management, this high degree of leverage can lead to large losses as well as gains.
Can I trade manually? Or will it conflict with the zulutrades?

Yes. Manual trades will not affect automatic trades.

I have opened a new account with my broker. How do I know everything is ok?

Your broker will send you an email confirming that we are the Introducing Broker, and that your account is ready. Then, you log in to ZuluTrade and configure your trades.
Who are these signal providers? How did you pick them?

We do not pick them. Any individual can become a ZuluTrade signal provider. It is not possible on ZuluTrade to misrepresent the performance of the signals generated. If ZuluTrade shows a profit or loss, it is accurate, because details are confirmed by the dealing broker’s statements. For each pip stated in the performance section, there is a trade registered in the broker’s backoffice. The results are not hypothetical, but actual.
What is ‘spread’ and why do all my trades start off with negative pips?

The spread in the FX currency trading market, refers to the difference between the ‘bid’ price for the currency and the ‘ask’ price.
Each traded currency pair opens with the spread. So if the spread is 5, then your trade will open at –5pips.
How do I control the number of lots, and the number of trades a signal provider trades with on my account?

When logged into your account at zulutrade.com, go to your account settings page. From there select the ‘max open lots’ drop down menu’, this allows you the set the number of total lots you wish a provider to have open at any one time, before he can open any more lots. Also, next to each provider's name you have selected, there is a drop down selection called ‘lots’. This pertains to the number of lots to be traded on each individual trade. For example: if you wish each provider to trade with 2 lots per trade, but wish there to be no more than 2 trades open at a time. Then you would set max open lots to 4, and number of lots next to your providers name to 2.
What is Trail and Breakeven mean?

Trail is a sliding stop value that follows the trade as it is making a profit.
Breakeven is how many pips a trade must be profiting before a stop is placed at the breakeven.
Both or these can be set manually when a provider is trading your account from your account settings page.

Have any questions about opening demo or real ZuluTrade accounts? Write me zulupro@gmail.com

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If you don't have time to constantly monitor the markets, are still learning to trade, or just want to get into automated forex trading,ZuluTrade may be just what you're looking for.
You can now autotrade the forex like never before. ZuluTrade will drive trades by specialists into your account FOR FREE!! You can pick from a pool of elite 3rd party expert signal providers and ZuluTrade will convert their advice into live trades in your broker account for free.
This service is offered for free because ZuluTrade and is compensated by your broker in the form of a piece of the bid ask spread. This is not an extra fee. It is the same spread that you are paying your broker already.

Zulutrade was founded in 2006 by Leon Yohai and Kostas Eleftheriou, 2 greek entrepreneurs living now in the US.
And now the Main question-What is ZuluTrade?

How does it work?. You have your broker, a huge group of signal providers, and of course Zulutrade itself. Your broker is the market maker. A broker is the one who has your money and who accepts your trades. At the time of this writing Zulutrade is compatible with FXCM , i-TradeFX, FXDD,AvaFX and Forex.com.The signal providers are just individual traders who place trades on Zulutrade. These trades are then all recorded and displayed so that you can see a detailed history of every trader on Zulutrade. Zulutrade is the bridge or intermediary between traders and investors. You, the end user, are then free to trade the signals of any of these traders that looks good to you.

ZuluTrade allow you to actively manage your own team of traders chosen by you. You have the ability to "hire" or "fire" a trader with the click of your mouse. You have complete control over who trades your account and, to an extent, how they trade your account. The best part..... Its Free!!!!

How it all works.

You, the user, has a standard or mini account with your broker. This is the same account that you would normally have if you were trading manually. You register an account with ZuluTrade and sort through hundreds of traders to find who exactly you want to trade your account. These traders place trades and if you choose to subscribe to their signals, their trades will be placed automatically on your account. If you're not happy with their performance, you just remove them from your portfolio.

Now how is this free? Someone has to pay for this service right? The answer is yes, someone has to pay someone. The good part is that it isn't you. Zulutrade pays their signal providers for each trade that they place and the broker pays Zulutrade for each trade placed. This means that for the Zulutrade user the service is absolutely free. Now all you need to do is get signed up and start working on that portfolio.

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So this service is completely free for me?

Who is placing the trades on my account? Do the experts know about my account?

How do I get started?

Are the results hypothetical? There are a lot of websites that claim all kinds of results...

I already have an account with one of the dealing brokers you support. Why is ZuluTrade telling me that I cannot use this account? Signing the IB form doesn't work. Do I need to open a new account? What’s wrong?

I do not want to open a new account, and I don’t want to sign any forms, even though there is not any cost involved with it. I prefer to use my existing account with the broker I’m trading with, without any changes. Is this possible?

Why do I need to type my username for the broker platform I’m trading with? Is there any danger for anybody to steal it?

What is a pip?

How long does it take to open a new account with my existing broker?

What is the minimum deposit to open a new account?

I don’t have a trading account with one of the dealing brokers you support. Is that a problem?

I tried to open an account, but I’m confused. Should I open a standard account, or a mini one?

Can I open my account in different base currency than USD?

I logged into my account. How many providers should I trade with?

What is a lot?

I have opened a new account with my broker. How do I know everything is ok?

Who are these signal providers? How did you pick them?

What is ‘spread’ and why do all my trades start off with negative pips?

How do I control the number of lots, and the number of trades a signal provider trades with on my account?

What is Trail and Breakeven mean?

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