Lost In Space Tv

How effective is automated trading?

Do you remember the television series Lost in Space, and in particular you remember the name of the robot? If you answered "Robby" you are totally wrong. I'll tell you why a little later.

During the 1950s many scientists and engineers worked on the development of robotics and there was good science programs and documentaries that bring us to believe that we would be in the 21st century most of our chores done by robots.

In November 1971 a company called Intel publicly introduced the first single chip microprocessor, the Intel 4004 (U.S. Patent # 3,821,715), invented by Intel engineers Federico Faggin, Ted Hoff, Stan Mazor and.

This invention was crucial to the development of robotics, and even today there are "robot controls" in several areas of our life we can imagine. Much of our work in factories subordinate is indeed carried out by robots and they do a good job.

Yet, despite enormous progress in the development of robotics, I have not a robot that can stand behind me as I consider placing a trade that strident "CAUTION, WARNING, WARNING, while" waving arm air. Moreover, none of the work undertaken by the robot in my house - and there is a reason.

Even the most mundane tasks around the home requires an extraordinary amount of decision making. Just because we do not plug a vacuum to be difficult, it belies the amount of brain function necessary to achieve this "simple" exercise.

I have, over the years, experimenting with many automated trading systems and my personal experience was very disappointing. Since we have not yet succeeded in developing a robot that can perform certain tasks very routine household "should I be surprised that it does not seem to be a robot that can make the decision very demanding and varied calls required Forex operator?

Of course there are automated trading aid that can enter a profession where a set of predefined criteria are met, but it is a long-haul fully automated trading.

Traders often ask me about "Set it and forget it" fully automated trading systems, as if these systems were a reality. Rest assured that they do not exist. If so, I'd be willing to use one to make money while I went out and played golf instead of sitting at my computer for hours each day.

If such systems actually existed there would be no "trading houses employ analysts and operators, just rooms full of computer automated to make money.

How many banks have closed their investment services and dismissed their staff for this automation?

No, I am afraid that, as the family Robison, automated trading is - at least in the foreseeable future - Lost in Space. So for those of you who want to make money from trading on the forex market I guess like yours truly, you will need to continue studying these tables.

Oh, and for those of you who are still wondering about the name of the robot ........

The NEVER TV original series, the robot was given a name, it is simply called "Robot". Dick Tufeld provided the voice and the actor Bob can actually "worked", the robot inside. Many people wrongly call the robot "Robby" - which is actually the name of the robot 1956 film "Forbidden Planet".

The two robots, curiously, were designed by the same man - Robert Kinoshita.