Frequently asked questions.

Fair question — the industry has earned that suspicion. Our answer is honesty: it's free, with no guaranteed returns, no fake equity curves, no countdown timers. You run the system on your own account, your money stays with your broker, and every claim we make is one we can stand behind.

It's genuinely free. I built ACCELERATOR for myself, it's been working, and I wanted to share it — so there's no charge and no catch. If it helps you and you'd like to support the work, you can leave a donation of whatever you can afford, or just say hello. Entirely optional — you get everything either way.

Built by James — an ordinary trader who got tired of the noise and built the systems he actually wanted to use himself. Read the story →

Not to sell a product. They came from years of trying to solve the same problems most traders face — inconsistency, complexity and uncertainty. Each system solves a different one.

Yes. ACCELERATOR is the system James runs himself. It wasn’t built for someone else and sold on — it was built because he wanted it.

Because we’re upfront about the things others hide: real risk, real drawdowns, no guaranteed returns, and a stop loss on every trade. And you don’t have to take our word for it — you can run everything on a free demo first.

With your broker, in an account you open in your own name — never with TradeSimplr. You can deposit, withdraw and check your balance whenever you like.

No. TradeSimplr can place trades on your account, but it cannot move, withdraw or access your funds. Deposits and withdrawals stay entirely between you and your broker.

Always. The Algo Trading button in MetaTrader 5 is a real on/off switch. Turn it off and the system stops immediately — no new trades, nothing running in the background. You can also pause or remove a system whenever you choose.

No. TradeSimplr is built for people starting from zero. The systems handle the trading; the guides, videos and learning library explain everything else.

No. You don’t need to read charts, indicators or jargon. If you’d like to understand the basics anyway, Trading Foundations explains them in plain English.

Less than most people expect. Setup takes around fifteen minutes. After that, the systems run on their own. Most owners aren’t sitting in front of charts every day — they simply check in from time to time to make sure everything’s operating as expected.

Yes. Many people do, especially on a demo first. What matters more than the starting amount is matching the risk to what you’re comfortable with — there’s no need to commit a large sum to begin.

The system file, plus the complete onboarding library: a welcome video, the Start Here guide, the learning library, the ACCELERATOR Guide and Strategy, and quick-reference materials. Everything is explained before you need it.

The company that holds your trading account — like a bank account, but for the markets. Your money stays with them, and TradeSimplr only connects to the account. More on brokers →

It depends on your country — we point to regulated, MetaTrader 5 brokers such as Pepperstone, BlackBull Markets and FOREX.com. We’re not affiliated with any of them and don’t earn commission. Recommendations by country →

Free software, provided by your broker and used by millions of traders, where your system runs. MetaTrader 5, explained →

Yes. It’s an established, independent platform used worldwide, provided by your broker rather than by us. Your systems run on your own account.

Not to begin. Many people use a low-cost VPS — a small always-on computer in the cloud — so the systems keep running when their own computer is off. We explain it plainly before you spend anything.

Yes. Most people do. A free demo account behaves just like a live one, so you can watch a system run with no money at risk before deciding. Demo vs live →

Three markets — gold, Bitcoin and the Nasdaq — all from a single chart, automatically. You attach the one system to one chart and it trades all three. Gold is the engine’s home; Bitcoin and the Nasdaq move to their own rhythms, so the three rarely rise and fall together.

Breadth. Because the three don’t move together, the combined result is steadier than any one of them alone — the system never leans on a single story.

One. ACCELERATOR is a single system that happens to trade three markets. There’s nothing to choose between — you get all three, and they run together from the same MetaTrader 5 screen.

It rates how convincing each setup is and commits a little more capital to the highest-scoring ones, and a normal amount to the rest — assertiveness directed by evidence, inside a hard safety frame with a stop on every trade.

Yes. Beyond its three markets you’re not limited to a single setup. How many deployments are appropriate depends on your capital, risk tolerance and broker setup.

Because consistency is difficult. Most traders don’t fail because they lack information — they fail because following good rules consistently is harder than it sounds. Automated systems don’t remove risk, but they remove much of the inconsistency that causes people to make poor decisions.

Yes. All trading carries real risk and no system wins every trade. The difference is that TradeSimplr builds risk controls in from the start, with a stop loss on every trade. Risk & expectations →

Every trade uses a defined stop — no grid, no martingale, no doubling-down. Risk is capped and visible. No system removes risk entirely, which is why we’re upfront about it.

A temporary fall from a previous high before recovering — a normal part of any real system. The more aggressive the system, the deeper they can go, so plan for larger swings on ACCELERATOR.

Realistic returns are modest and uneven, measured over years rather than weeks. We won’t quote a monthly figure, because markets can’t be predicted — past testing shows how a system behaved, not what it will do next. Anyone promising guaranteed returns isn’t being honest.

Because honest performance is uneven and easy to misrepresent. A single screenshot of a good month tells you nothing about the difficult ones. We’d rather explain how the systems behave across good and bad periods — and let you watch one on a demo — than wave a number at you.

By design. They wait for their rules to line up rather than trading for the sake of it. Some days there’s an opportunity; many days there isn’t. Forcing trades is how accounts get into trouble — so quiet stretches are normal and expected.

Free updates and email support are included, alongside the full document and video library. You’re never left with a file and no one to ask.

You get the system and the complete onboarding library straight away — free. The welcome video and Start Here guide show you exactly where to begin.

Every setup step is documented with a picture, and most questions are already answered in the guides. If something isn’t, email support is included — just ask.

Yes. It all comes free — the guide, the strategy, walkthroughs and the learning library. Nothing is held back or sold separately.

Most, provided you can open a regulated MetaTrader 5 broker account. Availability and rules vary by country — the broker guide covers the main regions. Choosing a broker →

MetaTrader 5 runs on Windows and Mac, with mobile apps too — but the systems run best on a desktop or a VPS that stays on.

Rarely. Once it’s running, an occasional glance at the on-chart panel is enough. There’s nothing you need to do day to day.

Yes. If the systems run on an always-on computer or a VPS, they keep working whether you’re at your desk or not.

The systems only run while MetaTrader 5 is open and Algo Trading is on. If your computer is off, nothing runs — which is why many people use a low-cost VPS so it keeps going in the background.

If a system is running, it keeps following its rules whether you’re watching or not — that’s the point of automation. If Algo Trading is off, nothing happens at all. Either way, every open trade keeps its stop loss.

There’s no set minimum, and no wrong answer. The system sizes every trade as a percentage of your balance, so it works on any account — start with what you’re comfortable with, and on a free demo first.

No. One system, one product. Account size only changes your exposure, not the system you run.

A smaller balance meets the market’s minimum trade sizes sooner, so the system caps or skips the odd trade to stay safe — taking a little less of each opportunity. Our testing was on a $5,000 account, so the results reflect a smaller balance.

In our testing, yes. Not because it’s riskier — because it isn’t held back by minimum trade sizes, so it takes fuller exposure: every setup at its proper size. Same system, more of the opportunity captured.

Many people do, but it isn’t required. What matters more than the starting amount is matching the risk to what you’re comfortable with.