This is the vendor account of Forex Diamond EA that trades on Alpari DEMO account. Yes that's right, a demo with basically a scalper, who would have thought! Any system that has an average trade size of 10 pips and is on a demo account, will not even come close to the same results on live accounts.

Here is another vendor account of Forex Diamond EA, but this one is actually on a real account. As you can see it only puts out a measly 2.2% per month and went half 2 years making no money at all. 100% of it's gain is from within the last few months so I suspect it's just on a hot streak for now.

This is another vendor demo account running normal risk. You will notice drawdown is more reasonable, but monthly gains are also much lower. But none of that even matters because it's basically a scalper on a demo account.

Here is the vendor account of Wall Street Forex Robot running on Alpari NZ. This account has been running since beginning of 2011 and was doing well up until 2014. From 2014 to present, it's essentially made no gains with a huge dip in there. It's on an upward trend again, but I suspect just like the other scalpers, it's days are numbered.

Here is another Wall Street robot account running on FXOpen trading their recovery mode. This is a martingale style mode, not recovery. It held onto trades just passed a 31% drawdown, not sure what kind of recovery that is.

This is a customer account of WallStreet Forex Robot trading on the same Alpari NZ broker as the vendor account. Only this one is in some serious trouble right now hanging on for dear life. Not sure what settings they decided to use, but clearly some SLs were not used.

Here is the vendor account of FXStabilizer trading their durable mode, which is on a real account at Forex4You broker. It's been running since Feb 2013 and does roughly 7% per month with a 39% drawdown. However you will notice the graph starting to taper off, this is because the vendor has recently lowered the risk drastically to preserve the life of this account to keep sales coming in. It went from 8-10% per month down to 1-3% per month.

This is another live account from the vendor trading their turbo mode. As you can see this one is much newer only been up for a few months because I'm sure the previous turbo accounts all crashed to $0.

Here is the vendor account of Gold Bull Pro, which is on a demo account. Demo + Scalper = a loser in live trading. Don't believe me? Check out some of these customer accounts.

This is a customer live account trading GoldBull Pro on IC Markets, and low and behold it's a consistent loser just as predicted. Unless you find some kind of magical broker that has ideal conditions for scalping and lets you take advantage of it, your live account will look exactly like this.

Here is another Gold Bull Pro live account on Roboforex, again a consistent loser.