FxDreema is awesome!

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Thanks to the creator for such a great program, this is genius stuff!

[musabbb]

i agree, great piece of software!

[Angela]

I don't agree at all
The reasons:

1. On the face value it looks great and very user friendly, but it is not so. There are so many complexities and condusions

2. I dare ask if anybody has been able to make a complete running EA? Can he share this with us guys ?

3. The admins/ creator have shown or shared no example of a running EA for the users
   why ? I don't understand.

4. The admin is requested to share fully working ea's atleast 10 so that we do not grope in dark

5. There seems to be no support from a dedicated admin. If you guys are charging from us then there has to be a fully operation demo guide and a staff person to help in the problems. You have left this to user groups to help each other

[isp00rt]

@angela said in FxDreema is awesome!:

I don't agree at all
The reasons:

1. On the face value it looks great and very user friendly, but it is not so. There are so many complexities and condusions

2. I dare ask if anybody has been able to make a complete running EA? Can he share this with us guys ?

3. The admins/ creator have shown or shared no example of a running EA for the users
   why ? I don't understand.

4. The admin is requested to share fully working ea's atleast 10 so that we do not grope in dark

5. There seems to be no support from a dedicated admin. If you guys are charging from us then there has to be a fully operation demo guide and a staff person to help in the problems. You have left this to user groups to help each other

1. I partially agree. What the admin doesn't say is that THINKING AND PLANNING as a mql4/mql5 programmer is required. It is true that no language programming is required, but knowing how LOGIC rules do is a must.

2. I can show you up to 6 of my fully functional EAs that work. Unfortunately the simply destroy any balance you put into your account :).

3. Read previous answer.

4. Read answer 2. You need to have a good strategy BEFORE designing any EA.

5. I completely agree. That is a tragedy. Here is where fxDreema simply fails. Admin's intervention in this forum is simply too meager for the money we pay.

[roar]

Complete running EA? Well here's my 500 best ones, that I have decided to save:

I understand the admin, too, he probably wants something else for his life than just giving 24/7 technical support for years.

In my opinion, if you really need your projects pre-chewed and spoon-fed for you, you lack the skill and passion required to succeed in the first place. I'm sorry.

[miro1360]

1. start with simple things and gradually add the complexity, test everything with a visual tester, every one thing added must be tested, it will take a very long time to acquire skills (see how many times the roar has failed, at least 10000 times to achieve 500 best working EAs, and continues)
2. many of us did
3. he is very shy
4. it won't help you, the forum contains many functional examples and it didn't help you, repeating step 1. will help you
5. repeat step 1. again and again, and if you think it was enough, it wasn't enough

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@angela Watch the tutorials on YouTube TradeGuardian is very good at teaching.

You have to spend some study time and lots of experiments to get the hang of. I have been able to write and rewrite (tweaking) hundreds of strategies in a short period of time, compare this to hiring a coder and the difficulty of changing some of the specifics.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=fxdreema

[richard96816]

Most of all FxDreema is very poorly documented. That is a tragedy.

Pay someone to write a manual and finish the tool.

Add examples for everything. That would go a long way to making things more accessible.

Custom blocks seem very useful. Why are there no loadable examples for users to hack on and learn? Users would be sharing new blocks now if that facility was documented and had lots of examples.

The tool is half done. It has incredible potential. Hire some help and make it better. The results will pay for everything and then some.

[Angela]

@isp00rt
Hi,
the question is not about having a good or bad strategy
the moot question is whether is fxdreema user friendly or not

it seems it is not, but it is presented as if it is a great piece of software
u hv to struggle to even do a basic program

now coming to having a manual and helpdesk support
no manual is provided
the admins are taking money and it is their duty to gv us support in form of moderator / help desk
but it seems they are interested only in money

if they do not do it the law of karma is going to catch up with them very soon [ buddha]
they will repent because as we sow so we reap [ jesus]

[Angela]

@richard96816
if it is poorly documented then why are they charging from us
see they hv 28000 users and if they hv charged even basic 25 dollars per month
they are making a huge money 25 x 28000 = 700000 dollars pre month
cant they make a manual
they are earning bad karma
and one day they will repent

[isp00rt]

@angela said in FxDreema is awesome!:

@richard96816
if it is poorly documented then why are they charging from us
see they hv 28000 users and if they hv charged even basic 25 dollars per month
they are making a huge money 25 x 28000 = 700000 dollars pre month
cant they make a manual
they are earning bad karma
and one day they will repent

Those 23k 'users' are not real. More than problably all past users are counted there, including those who just registered one day for fun. If you take a look on real users on these forums you will not see more than 100 users. And I'm not sure how many of them are paying. BTW, are you?

[Angela]

@isp00rt
YES I HV PAID FOR 1 MONTH

[miro1360]

Do you think your karma will improve if you predict and talk about the karma of others and you don't focus on your own?

I advise you:

• forget about forex, forget about investing, forget about gambling
• instead of crying, find a regular job and finally start to fulfill your life with happiness, we can't help you here
• I'm sure the admin is making a refund, just ask him and say it didn't meet your expectations

[richard96816]

@miro1360 said in FxDreema is awesome!:

Do you think your karma will improve if you predict and talk about the karma of others and you don't focus on your own?

I advise you:

• forget about forex, forget about investing, forget about gambling
• instead of crying, find a regular job and finally start to fulfill your life with happiness, we can't help you here
• I'm sure the admin is making a refund, just ask him and say it didn't meet your expectations

That was an unhelpful remark.

Assuming fxDreema intends to offer a good, useful service. And assuming he intends to make money at the endeavor, Angela's observations should be considered quite helpful and not something to attack.

If subscribership is actually very low, as suggested, it's most likely because the system seems easy to use, but in practice things don't work as expected. And because each feature is poorly documented the only way to know what things do is to spend lots of time testing yourself -- which certainly shouldn't be necessary. And most likely chases users away.

I like the abilities fxDreema provides. I really hate the lack of documentation and examples. I subscribe a year at a time. But I know I must spend lots of time testing. And I have scripts that hack the .mq4 code it creates to fix bugs.

Once you get past the (much larger than expected) learning curve it becomes a useful tool.

If fxDreema wants a larger subscribership and the larger income that would provide then paying closer attention to all the details that are currently being ignored would certainly help.

So many wonderful and elaborate facilities are provided, and so many tiny details left undone which make things much harder to use. And much more error-prone. For a system expected to control large sums of money that's tragic.

[miro1360]

Unhelpful remark - I can't help that person otherwise than with my recommendation. The reality is that none of us knows how to write a manual about fxDreema for everyone. Admin doesn't know it, I don't know, nobody knows it. There were people who tried to make a paid fxdreema school or academy. I don't know if they still exist. My opinion (can be wrong) is that fxdreema is mostly used by a regular/standard people, not real investors (various reasons). These people don't have the money for real investments and thats why they tried luck with a big leverage. Manual trading went wrong and they asked EAs for help. Paying a programmer for "EA in head" resulted into large costs so they found the programming-less tools as a significantly cheaper alternative (otherwise the programmer would be cheaper, right?). Of course, the best is fxdreema. It helped to a lot of traders, but there are people who will be never satisfied.

Back to a documentation:

• each block is partially documented inside
• https://fxdreema.com/tutorial
• https://fxdreema.com/examples
• youtube has some experiments
• and finally unfailing answers in the forum from the hard-working people who left their time here

If you count it together and put it in a manual, how many pages it will have? Will it be useful at all? Probably not enough.
I did EAs with 1000 of blocks which are not profitable.
I did EAs with a few blocks which are profitable with their own risk

(not a holly-grail myths, this may be another book, at least as forexfactory was created and works)

So where to start with the expected manual? Following the most complicated EAs and showing how they fail? Or searching for a key in the simplicity, but learn about the potential of fxdreema nothing?
What type of manual?

• the basics of trading + tips what is working and what is not?
• how to do things right in fxdreema?
• how to gain a logical thinking for fxdreema?
• how to convert a simple strategy using fxdreema?
• how to do a complex strategy with fxdreema?
• how to make a profitable strategy in fxdreema?
• how to deal with MT5 endless issues?
• a manual about testing with fxdreema?
• examples of 1000 best forex strategies?
• how to implement complex indicators and even tutorials about creating some?
• examples of EA managers, dashboards, EA indicators?
• different blocks can be combined to millions of examples, where to start?
• we can continue with books about custom code programming and creating own blocks for fxDreema
• connecting EAs with web aplications?
• and opening the second universe with a book about creating EAs prepared for AI connection in fxDreema?
  ....

[Angela]

@miro1360
i think u r unable to understand what i am implying

it is not about me crying
everybody who has subscribed must be feeling cheated
and if u do not raise voice against wrong then u r being meek
so it was my duty to tell the admins that stop cheating and be true to your duty

evrybody hass paid thru their noses and want worth of their money
but unfortunately the admins are busy collecting money
so their fate is being sealed by their ill deeds

it is for them to redeem themselves now and ensure that they give proper service

if they can't do it then they should return the money along with the interest on the amount they have collected

[Hadees]

@angela This is a tool for implementing strategies and to help test them. If you don't have a strategy then your EA won't be profitable. How do you feel cheated ? Have you actually tried to search and follow the examples ? .There are so many examples in the forum MIRO and ROAR + loads of others they have covered 99% of anything you can think of, take the concepts shown and adapt them to your needs. Please stop moaning and going on about redemption / being cheated. I enjoy using Fxdreema and it is a great cheap tool. I'm too lazy to learn to code and dragging pre coded blocks or following the examples is nice and easy option. I appreciate all the hard work from members and fxdreema because they have helped me a lot.

[richard96816]

@angela said in FxDreema is awesome!:

@miro1360
i think u r unable to understand what i am implying

it is not about me crying
everybody who has subscribed must be feeling cheated
and if u do not raise voice against wrong then u r being meek
so it was my duty to tell the admins that stop cheating and be true to your duty

evrybody hass paid thru their noses and want worth of their money
but unfortunately the admins are busy collecting money
so their fate is being sealed by their ill deeds

it is for them to redeem themselves now and ensure that they give proper service

if they can't do it then they should return the money along with the interest on the amount they have collected

Sadly, I think fxDreema is as big a loser in this as all of his users. The system is relatively inexpensive. If it lived up to the promise of an easy to use tool many more users would come and use and pay and probably contribute to making it better. The big loss is time more than money. Learning how the bloody thing works. And learning if you can trust it. Lack of basic features, like sufficient documentation makes it harder for users to trust the results of the system with their hard earned trading capital. The potential for losing money through misunderstanding or guessing wrong about how things work is even more destructive of trust.

Perhaps the problem is partially a language-barrier issue. If so that's even more reason to pay someone to do documentation.

Take any block within the system and you will find questions to basic operations that there are no answers provided. Asking for answers in the forum is a total mixed bag and often a large waste of time. Some questions never get answered at all. If the questioner asks one or two followup questions the 'help' seems to often quickly get tired and stops responding.

Why not consider user questions as opportunities to make the system better? A few minutes a day and before long the system will be much better! Before long answering questions will become less and less necessary. And new users will be creating working EAs in less and less time. And they'll be sharing their successes with others and attracting more subscribers.

fxDreema has the potential to be a great product. The 'karma' of being uninterested in working on various important parts because they're not fun to work on may keep it from ever achieving that greatness.

It's sad to see all the simple, dumb little things that never get fixed. Like the font sizing on the 'Spread:' display that so often makes a users first experience with the system less than professional looking. Or the total lack of FIFO recognition and support. It's not hard, but it's apparently not much fun to fix. Its only money after all. The list is endless.

Mediocrity is a choice.