Listen guys, you have to understand that it’s just a robot. You kinda have to tell it whats going on and where to look. When to trade and when not to trade, etc. The same way that oscillators and indicators give false signals, this thing can also get tripped up on a false signal and lose BIG. You have to constantly look out and guide the robot to take high-probability trades. This goes for all robots, not just Steam. If you can do this, Steam will definately work for you. I dont have any evidence to show because I dont care to prove anything, but try it out for yourself and see. Good luck.