What Is Zulutrade

ZuluTrade is a peer2peer on-line spot currencies (aka forex) trading network. All you have to do is pick the signal provider you like, and ZuluTrade will quickly convert their advice into live trades in your trading account directly with the broker. You do not have to install  any kind of software or script to connect your trading platform to your signal provider, you do not need to have VPS, even you do not need to open your trading platform while the trades are opened and closed on your trading account. You just need to make appropriate setting in ZuluTrade website to connect your trading platform to ZuluTrade. Signal Providers list you can find here.

ZuluTrade supports many reputable brokers such as fxcm, fxdd, alpari, dukascopy, interactive brokers, fxopen, aaafx, avafx, saxo bank, etc. Brokers list you can find here.

How to Use Zulutrade Carefully

Although ZuluTrade can automate your trades, it definetly not for newbie or inexperienced investors. It sounds easy, but finding good signal provider is a hard task. There are bad signal providers, good signal providers, and signal providers that might appear good but actually can loose your money significantly. You have to evaluate signal providers and you have to manage the risk you can afford if you lose.

IMHO this is how to filter signal provider:

1. Do not greedy, be calm and patient. Trading spot currencies involves substantial risk. Invest your time before invest your money. Invest your money you can afford to lose. There is no holy grail. There is no perfect trading system.

2.  Always make research before you invest your money. You can googling and find so many reviews pros and cons about everything including ZuluTrade.

3. Read Disclaimer here.

4. Read the FAQ and learn the platform using demo account. Read the FAQ here. Open demo account Click here.

5. Read carefully terms of service both zulutrade and your broker. If you choose signal provider who use scalping or news trading, make sure these strategies allowed by your broker and your broker has low slippage.

6. Do not pick signal provider who has too many open trades at once. He add his trade after every loss. In forex (or any trading instruments) every next result is independent of the previous result, so losing streak is possible. It will drain your money espescially when you have losing trade in very trending market. You can see Max Open Trades on the signal provider profile.

7. You can set your own stop loss in case technical failure from ZuluTrade or the signal provider.

8. Do not pick signal provider who has 100% winning trades. There is no perfect trading system. You can not measure the risk when signal provider has no losing trade. 100% winning trades by let the losing trade float until the losing trade become winning trade is bad for followers. Martingale also bad idea. It can lead huge drawdown to your account. Signal providers can do that because mostly they send the signal from demo account which have infinite virtual money, and the followers can not do that because they only have limited real money.

9. Signal provider who trade his own money and using a live account to send signals is preferable. He will take care his own money and not merely become commision hunter.

10. Pick signal providers with live users.

11. Pick signal providers with low drawdown.


Good Luck and Have a Nice Pips :)




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Risk Disclaimer

Trading spot currencies involves substantial risk and there is always the potential for loss. Your trading results may vary. Because the risk factor is high in the foreign exchange market trading, only genuine “risk” funds should be used in such trading. If you do not have the extra capital that you can afford to lose, you should not trade in the foreign exchange market. No “safe” trading system has ever been devised, and no one can guarantee profits or freedom from loss.
One of the limitations of hypothetical performance results is that they are generally prepared with the benefit of hindsight. In addition, hypothetical trading does not involve financial risk. Variables such as the ability to adhere to a particular trading program in spite of trading losses as well as maintaining adequate liquidity are material points which can adversely affect actual real trading results.
The information contained on this website does not constitute investment advice. Zuinfo.weebly.com will not accept liability for any loss or damage, including without limitation to, any loss of profit, which may arise directly or indirectly from use of or reliance on such information

Restricted Countries

At this time, forex (FX) accounts cannot be opened for residents of the following countries:
the United States of America, Cuba, Nigeria, Lebanon, North Korea, Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

Applicants must check their local laws and regulations before applying for an account with ZuluTrade.