To generate forex signals all you need is to set your variables and load your data. You will then get your forex signals generated.

There are many forex signal generating software in the market. ForexKiller is the first auto-generating forex signal that I tried out and till now, about 9 months, I have had some good signals quite consistently. I have tried a few other signal providers on subscription basis but have got mixed results. Forex Automoney gives decent results. Of course this depends on your trading style and what is bad for me may be good for someone else.

I’m not sure what you mean by “better.” I’ve seen quite a few with more indicators and others with better trading platforms, but there are many things the outsider doesn’t see.

They give you direct access to their traders, via phone, via the Message Board, and via a Live Commentary. They not only keep you well informed of what’s going on and what’s moving the markets and which pairs are doing what, they have 6 hrs a day of classes, help shops, commentaries, and a slew of worksheets, data sheets, trading systems, etc., it’s endless.

The Green Light, Red Light thing is fairly simplified so almost anyone can trade it, but they are adding stuff all the time, and you can almost get as complex as other systems now. But I’m a nuts and bolts kinda guy, and I like to use lots of technical stuff, so I have a backup system to trade currency futures, and a very powerful charting package and trading platform called RealTick, from TerraNovaOnline. I can trade Forex spot or futures through them. It’s always a good idea to have a backup datafeed and trade desk anyway.

I’ve been trading stock index futures for 17 years, and I write my own systems and indicators, but I’m real surprised how well the signals work in PT. Green Light/Red Light, yeah it’s simple, but it works.

Wall Street is optimistic about the airline industry’s stock prospects. Airline stocks are higher because of improved financial performance and takeover speculation. US airline profits continue to improve as the industry has overcome the uncertainties caused by deregulation. However, Wall Street remains wary of defense contractor stock performance as the national military budget continues its slow decline. Meanwhile, defense stocks are trading at discounts reminiscent of 1971. Declining defense spending and procurement programs are raising questions about the weakening of the US defense industrial base. Electronics is playing an increasing role in military systems, with an emphasis on software development and systems integration. US airframe builders and their suppliers are still ramping up slowly. The end of large military programs and the poor prospects for new projects have prompted defense contractors to make large cutbacks in skilled and semiskilled workers.
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Full text: [Aviation Week & Space Technology] May 29, 1989

President Bush called on the Federal Reserve Board to push interest rates down in recognition of the budget accord, but Fed officials signaled that they were unlikely to do so in the foreseeable future. Portraying the budget accord as part of a pact between the administration and the Fed, Bush in effect demanded that the Fed hold up its share of the bargain, telling reporters in New York, “I would look to the Federal Reserve to lower the rates.” Despite the big increase in stock prices, economists were divided on how Wall Street responded to the budget accord. “While not great, and disappointing because it did not have a capital gains tax reduction, it still is positive in the sense that at the last moment Congress was able to function and produce an agreement. Nonetheless, the financial markets appeared to interpret it favorably,” said David Bostian, chief economist for Jesup, Josephthal & Co.
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Full text: [Star Tribune] Oct 2, 1990