Trade Alert Services are provided by many companies.  Some are GREAT some are LOUSY.  All make recommendations of what they see using their particular trading methodology. They are OPINIONS not actual trade calls.  You decide if the OPINION should be acted on.  An example might be CNN stating that they think the bottom has formed in the stock market and it is a good time to buy.  They may even say BUY Microsoft or Google. They are not literally telling you to buy - just giving you their opinion.  Same is true with Forex alert services.

The key is to do a little due dilgence.  Look for services that will let you try their service for free or a reduced price.  Look for a service that posts their record in it's entirety - not just the cherry picked good week or month.  Proceed with caution but do not base your opinion on a one or two week trial - markets get funky and all systems can have problems during transition times.  That is why it is important to look at a longer term picture.  If you used their alerts for 3 months or more would you be profitable????  If yes, then they are worth a look since they will have seen every type of market condition ( ranging, trending, reversing) in that 90 day or more period.  You can Google " forex trading alerts"  and get a ton of them.

Here are three places to start

1) Zulu Trade-Autotrade the FOREX market like never before! Let ZuluTrade drive trades by specialists into your FX account  FOR FREE*

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2) Momentum Traders - on Zulu Trade - do a search for this service

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3) EAS service is a great way to learn and take advantage of movements early in the move.

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