Welcome to the Frequently Asked Questions section of Forex Fury. This page covers some of the most common questions about our software, setup process, and configuration.
Many common issues are related to installation steps, account authentication, or broker conditions such as spread settings, which can impact how the software operates.
You’ll find answers to these topics and more below. If you need additional assistance, feel free to contact our support team and we’ll respond as quickly as possible.
Yes.
Your purchase includes lifetime access to the software, along with future updates at no additional cost. There are no required upsells or recurring fees.
As of 2026, Forex Fury has been used by over 26,000 users worldwide.
This number continues to grow as more traders discover and use the software.
Forex Fury has also been featured on platforms such as Benzinga, WikiJob, SourceForge, Forex Robot Nation, LearnBonds, and BizReport.
Immediately.
Check your email (and junk mail) for your members area registration link to download Forex Fury.
Trading frequency depends on market conditions, selected currency pairs, and individual software settings.
Based on typical configurations, the software may place multiple trades per day, but this can vary significantly depending on how it is set up and current market behavior.
Example trading activity can be viewed on the front page for illustration purposes.
This is always a TYPO issue.
Make sure when you are entering the domain into the software that you use https://www.forexfury.com. Copy and paste this so you know it’s right.
Watch this video closely: https://youtu.be/bbs_hEppViQ
Then
Go here: https://www.forexfury.com/members-area/authenticate/
WATCH FIRST
- Please be patient, it is rare but there can be days without trades. Open more demo accounts (you have unlimited demo accounts).
- READ THIS ENTIRE ARTICLE FOR HELP
- The most common reason for the EA not to trade: Set MaxSpread to a higher number. Check your broker spread, if it is above 2.5, you will have to right click on the chart go into the expert properties and increase the max_spread to accomodate your spread. You can find out your broker spread by installing this indicator: https://www.mql5.com/en/code/9492 or you can find out your spread by simply looking at the Bid and the Ask in the Market Watch. The difference, is your Spread.
- Set MaxOrders to 1 also in expert properties. Some brokers only allow opening one trade at a time (FIFO rules). This is the most common reason the EA isn’t trading.
- On smaller accounts, set UseIncreamentalLotSize to FALSE, then set lot size to a smaller amount your broker will allow like .10 or .01.
- Lastly, remove other EA’s you believe may be interfering.
- Are you on a TRADEABLE CHART?
Access Expert Properties by right clicking on the chart.
There are several ways to refine how Forex Fury performs, depending on your settings, broker conditions, and overall approach to risk.
Many users choose to run the software across different configurations or accounts to better understand how various settings behave under changing market conditions.
A good starting point is to follow the guidelines provided in the members area and run initial tests before trading live.
Step 1: Run Setup Tests
This video demonstrates how to run multiple tests on a single computer. Testing allows you to observe how different configurations behave before applying them in a live environment.
Step 2: Monitor & Adjust Settings
Gradually adjusting one setting at a time can help you better understand how each parameter impacts performance. Users often take different approaches depending on their preferences and risk tolerance.
Ongoing monitoring and adjustment are important, as market conditions change over time.
Additional Resources
Additional walkthroughs and examples are available in the members area and through our video library to help you better understand how to use the software.
Forex Fury is a tool, and outcomes depend on how it is configured and used. Careful testing and risk management are essential when trading.
There is no fixed or guaranteed monthly return.
Trading results vary based on market conditions, software configuration, broker execution, and individual risk management. Some users prioritize growth, while others focus on reducing drawdown, depending on their settings.
Forex Fury provides tools and configurable strategies, but does not generate consistent or predictable returns. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Forex Fury can be used on a variety of currency pairs, depending on broker availability and user preference.
Some users choose to run one pair per account to better isolate performance and manage risk.
The software is commonly used on major pairs such as:
- GBPUSD
- USDJPY
- USDCHF
- AUDUSD
- EURUSD
Performance can vary across different pairs and market conditions, so testing and configuration are important when selecting which instruments to trade.
No.
Your purchase includes lifetime access to the software and member resources, with no recurring fees required.
Forex Fury is compatible with most MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5) brokers.
You can use your existing broker, or choose one that meets your preferences in terms of spreads, execution, and account type.
Within the members area, we provide examples of brokers that are commonly used with the software. These are shared for convenience only and do not constitute recommendations or endorsements.
Broker conditions such as spread, execution speed, and account type can affect how the software performs, so it’s important to review these factors before trading
24/7, you will normally get a response within a couple hours during business days.
Not at this time.
We focus on providing full access to the robot, along with guides, resources, and support after purchase so users can properly install and test it.
For default time settings simply follow this:
There are two default windows to choose from, use only 1 window per account.
First, Get your GMT OFFSET
To find your GMT offset just look at your market watch window, then go to Google and get the GMT time now.
You can just click on this link:
https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/gmt
In the example provided, the market watch time is 17:17:12, and the GMT TIME is 15:17:12, which means my broker GMT offset is +2.
Use only 1 time window per account.
Time Window 1:
StartTradingTime = Start trading time it is best value is 20:00:00 UTC/GMT
EndTradingTime = End trading time it is best value is one hour from the start trading time so it will be 20:59:59 UTC/GMT
This is easy to do, ask your broker what their GMT offset is, or search for it on their website.
In this case my broker time is GMT 0.
Forex Broker GMT 0 means I set StartTradingTime to 20:00 and EndTradingTime to 20:59
If your Forex Broker GMT is -2 Then we subtract 2 from 20:00 and we put STT at 18:00 and ETT at 18:59
If Your Forex Broker GMT is +3 Then we add 3 from 20:00 and we get STT at 23:00 and ETT at 23:59
Time Window 2 (2021):
In 2021, many of our clients are moving to a time window that is better suited for range trading, the Frankfurt Open.
The Frankfurt open is 7AM GMT, and we trade two minutes in.
To trade this time, ask your broker their GMT offset, then add / subtract it to get to 7AM.
If your GMT offset is +2, you would set your STT to 9:02 and ETT to 9:59
If your GMT offset is 0, you would set your STT to 7:02 and ETT to 7:59
If your GMT offset is -2, you would set your STT to 5:02 and ETT to 5:59
When using a FIFO-compliant broker, you will need to set Max Orders = 1 in the software settings.
This helps ensure compatibility with FIFO rules, which may restrict how multiple trades are opened and closed on the same pair.
Yes.
However, backtest results may differ from live trading performance. Forex Fury uses live market conditions and execution factors that are not fully replicated in backtesting environments.
Because of this, backtesting can be useful for general observation, but may not reflect real-time trading behavior.
Compatibility with indices and commodities depends on the broker, instrument specifications, and platform setup.
Pip and point values for these instruments can vary, so settings such as Take Profit and Stop Loss may need to be adjusted accordingly.
It’s recommended to review your broker’s contract specifications and test settings before trading any instruments.
You can refer to the Forex Fury Success Guide for step-by-step instructions on adjusting settings, adding pairs, and modifying trading times.
The guide also explains how to use demo accounts to test different configurations and better understand how the software behaves under various conditions.
Testing different setups can help you find an approach that aligns with your preferences and risk tolerance.
Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) levels may not always be visible on the broker side, depending on how the software is configured.
In some cases, these levels are managed internally by the software rather than being placed directly with the broker.
This approach can affect how trades are handled and closed, depending on market conditions and execution.
Trading activity can vary during holiday periods, as market conditions and liquidity may be different from normal trading days.
Some users choose to reduce or pause trading during these times, depending on their preferences and risk tolerance.
Tools such as range filters and other settings can be adjusted to better align with changing market conditions.
As always, testing and monitoring your setup is important when trading in lower-liquidity environments.
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