Personally, I haven’t found the need to get Express Generator. Properly created EAs should work correctly for a few months. So what I do is run 7 instances of EA Studio for two days to collect hundreds of new EAs. I then put them in a file as a collection. The next week I will run 7 more instances of EA Studio for two days and collect more EAs. In one month I have hundreds of collected EAs for 28 forex pairs. Then, at the end of the month, I will choose new EAs from all the collections to trade IF there are some in my portfolio I need to change out. If all EAs in my portfolio are all performing as expected then I will not create new EAs from the collections I gathered from the previous month. So it only takes me a few minutes of time each week to change the 7 EA Studios from one Forex pair to another and restart them. Although Express Generator will collect the EAs faster than EA Studio doesn’t really matter to me as the EA Studios are working in the background and do not require my attention. The only real time spent with EA Studio is at the end of each month when I have to choose which EAs to trade. I would have to spend the same amount of time choosing the EAs from the Express Generator. For these reasons, I cannot justify the expense of purchasing the Express Generator. The only way I could justify the expense is if I was creating new EAs to trade every day. However, this is not my intention. My intention is to monitor/update my trading account once a month and not have to be choosing new EAs every day. To me, the whole idea of using EAs is to automate my trading so I don’t have to be at my computer every day. For these reasons, I see the need for the Express Generator.