About Us

While many developers in this space present themselves as perfect across the board, we take a more transparent and evolving approach. We evaluate our progress not only based on internal goals, but also on feedback from our user community.

Continuous improvement is a core part of what we do. By being honest about where we are today, we can keep refining our software, tools, and support resources over time.

Forex Fury has been in development and active use for over 10 years, with ongoing updates and no plans of slowing down.

Our approach is built around time-based trading conditions. By focusing on specific market windows, we aim to reduce exposure and concentrate activity during periods that historically show more stable behavior.

Earlier versions of our strategies explored higher-risk configurations, including wider stop losses. Over time, we’ve continued refining our approach to place greater emphasis on structured risk management and more balanced risk-to-reward profiles, particularly during volatile market conditions.

The software is typically configured to operate during a defined window around the late U.S. session (approximately 4–5pm EST), when market activity can differ from peak trading hours. During this period, the system may enter and exit trades based on its internal logic and user-defined settings. Trade duration and frequency can vary depending on configuration and market conditions.

Rather than attempting to trade continuously across all sessions, our development focuses on a narrower time window. This allows for more targeted testing, optimization, and ongoing refinement of the strategy logic.

While some traders prefer all-day trading systems, automated strategies can behave differently across changing market conditions. Our approach prioritizes consistency in design and continuous iteration based on data and user feedback.

Forex Fury is designed as a tool to support trading decisions, combining elements of technical structure with time-based logic. Results will vary depending on how the software is configured and used.

• Username: This is the username you created when you first signed up.
• Trade Direction: You can have the robot trade longs & shorts, just longs or just shorts.
• Fixed lot size: To use a fixed lot size you need to set “Use Increamental Lot Size” to false.
• Use Incremental Lot Size: This is the money management, if set to TRUE, this feature will use Risk per Trade, % to determine lot size automatically.
• Risk per Trade, %: A percentage number that will determine the lot size of each trade if Use Incremental Lot Size is se to TRUE.
• Stop Loss: The Stop Loss the EA will use to exit at a loss.
• Take Profit: The Take Profit the EA will use to exit at a win.
• Max Orders: The amount of orders the robot will allow to be open at one time.
• Reverse Strategy: A strategy that does the opposite of the original strategy (we haven’t found much practical use for this addition yet).
• One Set Trade Per Day: The EA will only open 1 set of trades per day. We have found that the robot often makes a mistake in the rare case when it opens a second set of trades.
• Only Range Trading: This filter ensure the bot only opens trades during ranging market conditions. This is a very good filter, an is excellent for low risk setups, but it limits the amount of trades you will see significantly.
• Max Spread: The max spread is a great feature that limits volatility. This is in points. The default max spread is 5. If your spread is above 5, the robot will not open any trades, and you will have to increase this number, or get a lower spread brokerage account. You can see the current spread on your chart at all times where it says “current spread” in the read out on the chart.
• Max Slippage: This is the max slippage that the EA will open trades at.
• Magic Number: If you run multiple pairs at the same time (which we don’t recommend) you have to make sure each chart has a different magic number. It can be, 1, 2, 3, it doesn’t matter, it just has to be different.
• Dynamic Retrace: This is a new feature in V4. It’s a stop loss that you can use instead of the normal stop loss or trailing stop loss. We are not using this feature in any of our accounts yet.
• Retrace Trigger: Tf the EA goes hits this number lets say -300
• Retrace Exit: Then this number sets the TP to -50 and sets a SL at double this number so if the trade returns to 50 pips it exits at a loss or goes 100 more pips it hits SL
• Martingale: This is a basic martingale strategy. We are not using this in any of our accounts yet, but plan on testing it soon.
• Lot Multiplier: Increasing the size of trades after losses as part of the martingale strategy.
• Max. Steps: Is the maximum amount of steps the martingale strategy will use when increasing trade size.
• Trailing Stop: The trailing stop is another stop loss that we offer. We are using this on a couple of our accounts successfully. The EA will look to lock in profits by trailing the trade and setting new stop losses as the trade goes further into a winning position.
• Trailing Start: This is the amount of pips the EA has to hit in order to trigger the trailing stop function.
• Trailing Step: This is the amount of pips the EA will use to move behind the start.
• Trailing Stop: the stop loss distance after each new trail.
• Start time: The time that Fury will begin looking for trade opportunities.
• Stop time: The time that Fury will stop looking for trade opportunities. Trades that are opened will still continue to trade outside of these times until they are completed. Trades do not close based on time, but based on TP, SL etc.
• Trade on Mondays, Trade on Tuesday, Trade on Wednesday, Trade on Thursday, Trade on Friday: You can specify which days you will allow Fury to trade on your account. Many clients will set Friday to false, to avoid trades staying open over the weekend.
• Display Panel: True or False. This is the on chart print out.
• BG Color, Text Color, Text Font Size, Offset X, Offset Y: These are all settings pertaining to the on chart panel. Can change the color, size, and location on your chart.

The Forex Fury software supports a range of trading styles, from more conservative configurations to higher-risk approaches, depending on how the user chooses to set it up.

As part of our development process, we test different configurations, including higher-risk scenarios, to better understand how the software performs under varying market conditions. These tests are used to improve the system and expand available settings over time.

Users are not required to use any specific configuration. The software includes customizable options such as lot sizing, maximum open trades, and other parameters that allow individuals to align the system with their own risk tolerance.

Some example accounts may show periods of drawdown, particularly when testing more aggressive configurations. These examples are provided for transparency and development purposes, not as a recommendation for how the software should be used.

Forex Fury includes tools such as range filters, spread controls, and configurable risk settings to help users structure their own trading approach.

All trading involves risk, and higher-risk configurations can result in significant losses. Users should carefully consider their settings and risk management before trading.