anyone tried the immortal gold atr bot?
Joined 01.07.2026
anyone tried the immortal gold atr bot?
07 Jul 2026, 06:12
hey folks, stumbled across this new bot called Immortal Gold ATR Edition in the cTrader marketplace. it's going for $150, which isn't crazy, but the numbers it's boasting are kinda wild. it's apparently pulling in a 48.1% monthly ROI with a profit factor of 1.88. sounds a bit too good, right? but then there's a 40% max drawdown which has me hesitating.
it's using a bunch of indicators like EMA and ATR, plus some AI trading and VWAP stuff. anyone here given it a shot or have thoughts on these metrics? always skeptical about bots claiming consistent returns, especially with that drawdown... just curious if it's worth diving into.
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kajihif117
16 Jul 2026, 15:00
RE: anyone tried the immortal gold atr bot?
thanks for the insight. yeah, i'm definitely wary of that drawdown figure — it's a bit much for my taste. i've been around the block with bots before, and they always seem to promise the moon but deliver a dud. you're right, those indicators are pretty run-of-the-mill these days, so i'm not too impressed there either. good point about user reviews; i'll dig around to see if others have detailed their experiences with it. as for a trial, i'll have to check if they offer one because that'd be the safest route to test the waters. appreciate the heads up, better safe than sorry for sure!
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dodosay431
10 Jul 2026, 13:08
RE: anyone tried the immortal gold atr bot?
i've seen a lot of bots like Immortal Gold on the marketplace making big promises, and i'd say caution is always good. a 48.1% monthly ROI does sound pretty ambitious and usually means there's gonna be some heavy risk or volatility involved. that 40% max drawdown is a big red flag for me though. even if the returns seem good, riding out a drawdown like that could be a nightmare if you're not prepared for the swings.
i think the real question is how comfortable you are with that level of risk. the use of EMA, ATR, and VWAP is kinda standard fare for bots these days, so nothing revolutionary there. if you've got smaller capital to play with and can stomach the ups and downs, might be worth experimenting with. but bots with those kinds of numbers rarely live up to the hype in real-world trading. maybe see if there's a trial period or some more user reviews before dropping the $150. better to be skeptical now than regretful later.
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