Forex Fury review
What it is
Forex Fury trades a range based method that its site says works best in low volatility. It trades about one hour a day on one pair per account.
Unlike copy trading, you install and run the robot yourself, so setup and settings are on you.
Key facts
| Item | What we found |
|---|---|
| Price | Gold $249.99 (1 live license), Diamond $459.99 (2 live licenses), one time |
| Platforms | MT4, MT5 on PC, Mac or VPS; not on phone |
| Starting balance | Demo from $0, micro live account from $100 |
| Free trial | None at the time we checked |
Pros and cons
- Pro: One time price with free updates
- Pro: Unlimited demo licenses to test first
- Pro: Works with any MT4 broker
- Con: You run and tune it yourself
- Con: No phone use, so you need a VPS or a PC left on
- Con: Results vary by settings and broker
The risk side
Copying trades does not remove risk. Leveraged products like forex and CFDs can lose money fast, a trader you copy can have a bad month, and past results do not promise future results. Only use money you can afford to lose.
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Source: Forex Fury, checked October 2026. Details can change, so check the official site before you sign up.
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How much does Forex Fury cost?
Its site lists Gold at $249.99 for one live account and Diamond at $459.99 for two, both one time payments.
Does Forex Fury work on MT5?
Yes. The site says it runs on MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5, on a PC, Mac or VPS.
Is there a Forex Fury free trial?
Not at the time we checked. You can test it on unlimited demo accounts after buying.
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