Live bot examples
From simple bar-data robots to indicator-based algos. These are not backtests. These are live, verified automated forex trading examples running on real Myfxbook accounts since 2023.
Automated forex trading means letting rule-based logic execute trades instead of manual decisions. The examples below show different pairs, different complexity levels, and transparent tracking.
Past performance is not indicative of future performance. These are examples to study, not recommendations to copy.
The three examples
Each example is a documented Tradeworks bot with verified Myfxbook history. They are educational examples, not product rankings or investment recommendations.
BarAussieSolo
AUD/USD · 1 position · Bar data only
An entry-level forex trading robot example: one open position at a time using price-bar comparisons across timeframes. No RSI, no MACD, no Moving Average.
Past performance is not indicative of future performance.
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BarAussieTrio
AUD/USD · Up to 3 positions · Bar data only
A bar-data automated trading system example that adds position management. It can hold up to three open positions when new signals appear.
Past performance is not indicative of future performance.
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CrossBarPound
GBP/USD with EUR/GBP confirmation · 2 positions · Bollinger Bands
A forex algo trading example that trades GBP/USD with EUR/GBP confirmation, Bollinger Bands, and separate take-profit and loss-reduction exit logic.
Past performance is not indicative of future performance.
View CrossBarPound →What it means
Not manual. Not discretionary. Automated forex trading uses predefined rules executed by software. When conditions match, trades open. When exit rules trigger, trades close.
All three examples run inside Tradeworks, where similar rule-based logic can be built without code.
Solo and Trio use visible bar comparisons without indicator confirmation.
CrossBarPound adds Bollinger Bands as a confirmation layer.
CrossBarPound trades GBP/USD with EUR/GBP confirmation as an additional filter.
Comparison
What varies is position logic, number of concurrent trades, entry complexity, and exit sophistication.
| Feature | Solo | Trio | CrossBarPound |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platform | Tradeworks + MT4 | Tradeworks + MT4 | Tradeworks + MT4 |
| Verification | Myfxbook | Myfxbook | Myfxbook |
| Account type | Real USD | Real USD | Real USD |
| Start deposit | 100 USD | 100 USD | 100 USD |
| Fixed SL/TP | No | No | No |
| Trailing stop | No | No | No |
| Example page | View BarAussieSolo → | View BarAussieTrio → | View CrossBarPound → |
From example to your strategy
These bots serve a purpose: to show how visible rules can be automated, tested, tracked, and studied.
You can start with Solo-style simplicity, add position management complexity, introduce indicator filters, test preferred pairs, and adjust timeframes, conditions, and exits.
Questions
Automated forex trading means using software to execute trades based on predefined rules. The bot monitors price data or indicator levels and opens or closes positions automatically when conditions match.
No. The examples show historical performance on specific configurations. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. These are educational examples, not investment advice.
BarAussieSolo is the simplest example: AUD/USD, one open position, and bar data only. It demonstrates basic automated forex trading concepts without indicator complexity or multi-position management.
You can explore the logic in Tradeworks, but copying exact settings does not guarantee similar results. Market conditions change. The examples show approaches, not recipes.
No. These bots are built with Tradeworks' visual Algo Editor. Rule blocks, dropdown menus, and timeframes can be used without writing code.
Each bot page links to its verified Myfxbook page. Myfxbook tracks real accounts with third-party verification.
Build rule-based forex logic without code
Tradeworks lets you build automated trading rules visually. Start simple, test carefully, and use historical examples as education — not as promises.
