GBPBot Set to Change the Forex Trading Landscape for Amateur and Professional Traders Alike Foreign exchange trading has become the investment-of-choice in recent years, with huge profit potential. The potential of high returns also brings with it the risk of massive losses. With the launch of GBPBot, creator Donald Lewis aims to maximize profits and minimize losses for all investors. New York, NY (PRWEB) March 6, 2010 Donald Lewis has done it again with the creation of his new automated expert advisor, GBPBot. Known for his ultra-successful forex trading robots, Lewis's research and development company continues to produce systems that will assist investors to make low-risk, automated trades on the forex markets. For people seeking a unique investment system that requires little-to-no monitoring, GBPBot may be the right choice. Forex trading robots are designed to take the emotion and indecision out of trading. Humans tend to make bad decisions, when those decisions are based on emotion. Removing emotional responses from trading seeks to minimize losses and maximize profit potential. Lewis points out that foreign exchange markets move too quickly for inexperienced investors to make good decisions. That investors find it too hard to decide when a position needs to be closed and when it should remain open. Lewis says, "It's an emotional ride that just about guarantees you'll be frozen with fear the very next time you decide to put on a trade. Scared money doesn't make money.” The GBPBot strategy is simpler. Customers download software onto their computers and run a short installation process. Once installation is complete the robot is ready to go. The GBPBot forex robot will trade automatically for the customer based on their stop-loss preferences. Customers can begin trading with any amount. Inexperienced investors can choose to paper-trade with a demo account first to give them confidence in how the system operates. Lewis has live trading results on his website along with results videos from GBPBot beta-testers. References
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