Nehcap Reviews 

Be careful with Nehcap, they call themselves Neh capital, their website is www nehcap com and it is directed by Paul Nash/Paul Marz
They sell you their systems called EA_Goldscalper, HFT_FIX, HFT_ECX, HFT_trendscalper, NEDEX and now they are launching a new automated trading robot, built specifically for gold (XAU/USD) and key indices including US30 and DE40.
All their systems fail, they burn your accounts, you lose everything invested and you also lose the cost of access to their systems, which they also sell to you. At no point do they take charge of anything, they just want to keep selling you their systems, and every few months they invent a new one to continue scamming people.
I just want to share my experience with Nehcap and warn future investors before the same thing happens to me that happened to me.
You can contact me for more information before losing all your money.
Update, today He just launched a new Expert Advisor EA called CREST system, selling it for €13,500 but offering an initial bid of €6,500. Another attempt to attract investors...Be careful, friends...

profitable system but expensive. Support is very good. 15 months of experience with them on hft_fix and AND 3 MONTHS on hft_ecx. In fx trading, I prefer to use HFT over any other strategy. recomended systems. Downside is its more expensive than normal ea. they offer profit share but you need a large account. All in all, good.

First of all, it's important to note that the Expert Advisors offered on Nehcap are far too expensive. All HFT EAs are not high-frequency EAs, because if you look closely, some of them have a holding time of several hours. This isn't HFT.

Now, to my experience: I was able to do a trial period for a fee, specifically for the "MT4 EA GOLDSCALPER." I wasn't given the EA, they just copied the signal. Which I find dubious. After only 5 days, the drawdown on my live account was a maximum of 50%. The seller insisted I use a live account. Again, very dubious. The EA didn't set a stop loss and opened several positions against the daily trend.

According to the seller, this is an EA that even large banks and funds use. It's very questionable whether this is true.

The signals the seller shows can only be accessed with a code. Dubious!! And the signals aren't updated every second by FXBlue, but only once a day. Or, during a drawdown, the seller turns off the live signal and turns it back on when they're out of the drawdown. This makes it look as if the drawdown is very low.

My conclusion is: EAs are far too expensive. You don't get the EA, just a signal. Very unsafe. The live signals don't reflect reality, and you buy the EA with cryptocurrency. The entire company doesn't seem reputable, so my recommendation is to stay away.