Most Forex robot reviewers are not really reviewers. They just want to do their SEO, get you to come to their website and sell you something. These guys don’t actually review the products they are trying to sell you. They just feed you the marketing hype the expert advisor author gave them in order to help promote their Forex robot sales.

Here’s what you should be looking for in a review.

Overview
These are just some of the questions that should be answered in the overview of the robot.

• What is the name of the robot?
• What does the robot do?
• What is the URL of the robot author’s website?
• How does it help you?
• How does it work?
• What logic does it use to open/close positions?

Price
Price should be very important to you. I still believe in the old adage, “you get what you pay for and you pay for what you get.”

It is rare when you can find a free Forex robot worth the price you paid – nothing.

I don’t know about you but I want to know the price of the product before I read all the way to the end of the review just to be disappointed in the price. Either because I don’t think the price is justified by what was described in the review or I just can’t afford it.

What’s Included
Sometimes expert advisor authors will include something extra to get you to buy their product. Do they offer free upgrades or do you have to pay to keep your robot current? Do they include documentation and support? How do you contact them if you experience difficulty getting their product to work? Do they offer additional promotions which increase the value of the purchase?

Positives
What are the things the reviewer particularly liked about the robot? Does it work effectively in all types of market conditions? Is it easy to install, configure and operate? Does it offer some feature that other expert advisors do not?

Any positive points the reviewer can highlight that helps you differentiate between the reviewed robot and others can be helpful to you in making your buying decision.

Negatives
Everything has deficiencies, and you will probably be able to figure out what they are. No robot is the perfect expert advisor and I tend to put more credence in the reviewer’s opinion if the negatives are listed right along with the positives.

Verdict
I like to see a synopsis of the reviewer’s final thoughts on the robot. Sometimes a simple rating system like “x out of 10″ or something along those lines will help me assess the reviewer’s overall opinion of the product.

Here is an example of a Gobbledygook review:

Indisputably Proves A Robot Can Trade With 95.82% Accuracy In EVERY SINGLE Market Condition And At Least Quadruple Every Single Dollar YOU Deposit. Forex SuperTrader Pro Is A Multi-Currency Robot That Trades 3 Pairs Simultaneously With Incredible Precision And Profitability. Unlike the original version of the robot (which trades 1 pair), Forex SuperTrader Pro Edition scalps profit after profit from 3 pairs.This is going to be the very first multi-currency robot on the market that scalps around the clock (not only Asian sessions) with laser accuracy. Forex SuperTrader Pro Edition is about to be released to a limited number of people for just US $699. Information On The WebSite And Release Date Have Not Been Released Yet.

If you fall for meaningless and unsubstantiated marketing hype, then you have no one to blame but yourself.

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