Beta testing of Gemini binary robot with real money

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is a new binary options signals and robot, designed to automatically analyze financial markets and provide trade recommendations for beginner as well as advanced investors.


As always, we wanted to investigate whether this is a scam designed to rip off innocent investors. On the other hand, it could be a legitimate system able to generate above average profits, or even large profits? This is what we wanted to find out.


In the Gemini 2 website, the video tells about the software being the brainchild of an ex-Google engineer who retired at 28 as a multi-millionaire, and is now giving access to his trading software, for 50 lucky betatesters.

 

Brandon Lewis in the Gemini offices, taken from the Gemini website video:

 

Brandon Lewis in the Gemini offices, taken from the Gemini website video

 

Before the software was actually released for beta testing, we have heard it in industry circles, and asked to participate in the beta testing phase, and be allowed to report objectively on the findings to our blog followers.

 

The creator, Brandon Lewis, has agreed immediately, and we received our link for the platform and to deposit our own money.

 

If you prefer to watch the results in video, this is Kyle's video review:

 

 

We deposited $250 and used the software’s Auto Trading button to put it on automated robot trading mode. This means that all trades during the test will be taken hands-free without our intervention.

 

Gemini 2 platform at the beginning of test

 

During the first week, we have experienced 3 profitable days and 2 losing days. We noted that the losses were smaller than the profits. The losing days were -$30 and -$45 respectively, while a typical winning day made a profit of $90 to $120.


This was our account balance at the end of the first week of automated trading:

 

account balance at the end of the first week of automated trading

 

 

Second week saw 4 profitable days and only a single day that ended up in a loss. The week ended in an impressive profit of $713, which brought our account balance to $1540. Remember we started with a deposit of $250, which means we are pleased with the results.

Account balance at the end of two weeks:

 

Account balance at the end of two weeks

 

In conclusion, we found the Gemini to be a legitimate binary robot able to generate considerable profits, and is not a scam. We will continue to monitor the results as it works on our live account, and we also encourage you to share your results in the comments section below!

 

 

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