Ivybot, developed by Ivy League graduates over many years, is the latest Forex trading robot software to hit the market. The developers are self professed “nerds”, as in the hit TV show the “Big Bang Theory”.
They have poured over mathematical equations as they relate to the forex market for years while others were out “getting the girls”. They admit it, and are unapologetic.
All that work seems to be paying off for them. At time of writing Ivybot has overtaken the other two “most popular” bots in sales, as reported by the Clickbank Marketplace.
These stats are real, as Clickbank is the vendor that sells all 3 of these popular forex robots online, and tracks and reports on their sales for all to see. Clickbank is what is referred to as a “transparent marketplace”.
Knocking off FAP Turbo and Forex Megadroid in sales volume is no small task, as these are extremely popular forex robots in their own right. This is only possible by strong word of mouth advertising, which is to say there must be people out there profiting from using Ivybot, or it would not be selling so well.
So what makes Ivybot different?
First, Ivybot is actually 4 different robots for the price of one. You get a seperate bot for each of the 4 currency pairs Ivybot specializes in. These 4 currency pairs are:
EUR/JPY, EUR/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY
The Ivybot nerds insist that you need optimized robots for each and every currency pair. They say that other robots that have one source code for all of the currency pairs cannot possibly compete at the same level.
As a result the Ivybot team actually made more money than usual during the 2008 economic crisis. They are constantly updating their system for new market conditions, and you benefit from that. You get the same system upgrades that they use as they become available. The upgrade service is free (after your initial purchase of the software).
You also get a free lifetime membership that includes access to full service support for life, plus access to new trading indicators and new trading robots as they are developed.
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