Before buying FAP Turbo, I read a lot of reviews, and to tell you my gut feeling, I think many if not most of them were fake as I rarely saw anything negative.

However, the idea of learning all about and understanding automated FOREX currency trading became a challenge that I could not refuse. So I buckled and bought.

Now that’s finally off my chest, here’s my review and thanks for checking it out.

I am currently testing the FAP Turbo software that I purchased about one month ago. I began by setting up a Meta Trader demo account. Here is what I have to report in my review.

So far I like the software. It’s impressive in what it does and it’s also pretty intuitive and not difficult to use. I will admit that I did refer back to the member site for a little guidance a few times.

As far as installing it without any guidance goes, I don’t recommend it; as you’ll do it much quicker if you refer to the website for assistance. While they do have a detailed manual that comes with it, I preferred using the web site. After all my anxiety, it turned out to be a fairly routine installation.

The account software I’m using is MetaTrader 4 Build 225, and it was also pretty simple to understand and install.

As I said, I’ve been using FAP Turbo for just over a month now and knock wood, it is really running well. Even with the demo account I am pretty paranoid about it and find myself constantly watching it. It really is pretty interesting to see it go through its paces. Today, it looks like it’s trying to develop a pattern. So I don’t know how long until I make my first trade of the day. But it certainly is exciting — at least for me — watching the way it tracks the most minute currency price variations.

While the screen does look a little complicated when you fire it up for the first time, it grows on you quickly. Pretty soon you begin to understand what would have looked way too complex before you installed it.

My on screen report is currently saying that to date I have a profit of $318.00, a based on my initial “$2,000.00″ deposit into the demo account. So that’s pretty good for a beginner, but nothing to go crazy about.

Another thing worth noting is that the information from FAP Turbo is graphed onto the Meta Trader software. Very cool.

So at this point that is it. I will keep you updated about my outcomes, profits and losses, etc. So far so good, but for now, I will continue testing.

I am also considering buying this Australian guy’s Expert Guide to the settings. While the settings you use will affect your profitability, I want to see what happens if I push it a little harder myself before I buy someone else’s settings and dump the demo account and invest real money. Hopefully, I can do a little better on my own.

Like me, if you want to try to get a feel for the software yourself, I recommend using your own settings at least for the first few weeks, especially if you are running a demo account.

I would take some time, tinker with it, and allow yourself to get familiar with everything before you take the plunge into trading a live account or using the purchased settings, because you’re dealing with your money here. Of course, this is a risk and as with anything worthwhile in life, there is generally some risk. But I am extremely psyched by the results so far and can’t wait until I get the nerve to go “live.”

You can check back here next month and I should have another report for you, but I probably will keep it short and to the point as it took me a long time to write this first review. I think I just about wore out my spell checker.

If anyone is interested in coughing up the wood for your own FAP Turbo, you can use this link.

The expert settings guy’s info is here.

That’s all for now. I’ll see you when I see you.