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- Paz replied Jan 21, 2015
Harris27: By the softness of these statements looks like SNB's management will get away with what they have done, unless something is boiling that we don't know. Probably the bottom line is that in general any Swiss is very happy to be globally ...
- Paz replied Jan 20, 2015
I want to tell about my experience with a broker that is being much talked at this time, FXCM. On 15/1 I had no open positions on a five figures USD account. After much thinking, taking somewhat of an hastened decision, I closed my account on ...
- Paz replied Jan 16, 2015
No it is not. I'm with FXCM, did not had open positions, and now they have losses that can't or won't cover, I may never see my money again. And as as me all their clients. SNB has scammed the world.
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
yes with 30 pips spread. it was 6 earlier today.
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
Where it shows that these two dorks have made any money? If they had, they should be out partying, not having a miserable time in front of a computer trolling Pathetic wannabes.
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
Hey, had you shown an huge gain I would shut up.. but like that you just seem kind of a dork Further update FXCM recouped 7% afterhours. This is the market baby.
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
"credibility" of an anonymous forum member? You should say that to SNB.. but there you have no audience (actually here neither). BTW: FXCM lost 15% today. Would have been a easy short post-fact.
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
Absolutely. The first to have been stabbed in the back is the Swiss industry. I don't know to whom the SNB board is accountable to, but what they did seems criminal to me. Again, I have lost nothing and I'm not saying that in the interest of who did. ...
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
The problem is that the money you owe them, they owe to somebody else plus some more. FXCM now loosing 9.5% and I'm afraid this can become a landslide.
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
FXCM stock down for the day more than 7% now. But it had lost even more in previous days (quarter release). Clearly they cannot depend from recovering negative balances in 100 foreign countries. We will know in the next days.
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
People directing rage to SNB are absolutely right. But not because SNB had to protect traders - each trader has to protect himself. Because SNB has the constitutional mandate to guarantee exchange stability in the interest of the confederation. They ...
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
SNB has said goodbye to reliability for the next 50 years and cannot assure about anything anymore. Last Monday the VP was still repeating the bullshit about defending 1.20. Let's remember, on a previous occasion the wife of SNB presidend traded the ...
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
Never lower that 1.03 on FXCM. I guess they had wiped out already all the longs by then. media report 0.805, but it was something immaterial probably.
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
Goodto see you've edited your post... "has 'lost'" was kind of striking with your signature line..
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
The difference is that client-side actions works when broker is not honoring SL (read cases above), and doesn't give away money to brokers when they spike to hunt. That is, it works for you not the broker. Admittedly, this chf was a degenerate case, ...
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
I'm one that preaches against stop loss. My "stop loss" are automated action by platform. not orders given to broker. That is the same professional traders do.
- Paz replied Jan 15, 2015
So glad to have smelled the coffee in time.
- Paz replied Jan 9, 2015
That can only happen when one places stop orders. It is not mandatory to place stop orders.
- Paz replied Jan 8, 2015
Minus 0.25% or minus 25% doesn't make a difference. In either case you don't leave cash with the bank. Sure SNB can try again the cheap means but the marked will laugh it off in 3 hours as it happened before.
- Paz replied Jan 7, 2015
??? The only country in serious trouble in 2012 was Greece. The others just sucked, as they suck now. Nothing was to collapse., these countries are very good at sucking for the long term. If you believed euro was to collapse back then, why you ...