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- BrianWatt replied Nov 20, 2016
because im not going to trade in contravention of US regs, under any circumstances...
- BrianWatt replied Nov 20, 2016
a good rule of thumb in the USA would be $30 per thousand (max 33:1 leverage) so $3 million position would be about $90,000 margin..altho i should point out i never leverage more than 10:1, so for me more like $300,000 margin etc
- BrianWatt replied Nov 20, 2016
When more than "x" pct of the client base is leaning one way, in a DD model, they hedge the other way thru their liquidity providers. They also can code certain large traders, who are highly skilled, like myself, to hedge out ...
- BrianWatt replied Nov 19, 2016
[quote=pipmaster77;9264426] I pulled it right from their website. So based on your theory, they want you to win, yet they are counter party to your trade. That would make them in the business to lose money. Get a clue, man.[/quote ...
- BrianWatt replied Nov 19, 2016
clearly you know nothing bout how much it costs to book a new acct, its hundreds and hundreds of dollars in marketing, keyword ad buys and lead buys, just to book one new acct.....the idea that FXCM wants you to lose is so ridiculous lol...the ...
- BrianWatt replied Nov 17, 2016
hopefully, someone sues you for your libelous comments in various message boards. It's people like you, who attack companies for no reason, since the invention of the internet, who someday will have alot to answer to in court. If you seriously ...
- BrianWatt replied Nov 16, 2016
As usual you are incorrect Pipmaster...there is no longer any point in me engaging with you. If FXCM sells 100 billion at 103.48 in the course of a month, and BUYS 100 billion from you, at 103.475, the liquidity provider BEHIND fxcm, and FXCM to a ...
- BrianWatt replied Oct 27, 2016
he does NOT understand that, and that is the problem lol...
- BrianWatt replied Oct 27, 2016
I seem to be doing fine...lol...ive never had a losing month...this comes right off the FXCM analytics server...attached image.....i literally have had not one single issue with FXCM, they have been spectacular....and ive never had a losing ...
- BrianWatt replied Oct 27, 2016
Correct, there nothing to stop you from engaging with a foreign broker, however, what irks me about your posts praising these foreign brokers, is you fail to mention if you go that route, as a US Citizen you have to file form 114 FBAR with the IRS, ...
- BrianWatt replied Oct 27, 2016
Well i can respond to that..I was on the Oanda platform that night...there was a 41 second period where the dealing boxes for the pair were blocked...that was for your protection, because it was impossible to allow you to SEE a price, click "BUY" ...
- BrianWatt replied Oct 26, 2016
Correct. I trade with all 3 US Dealers, no platforms are being frozen on purpose. Now, there is ONE situation, during a flash crash, where u cannot allow at the market dealing box entries, because the market is moving outside of "x" tolerance too ...
- BrianWatt replied Oct 26, 2016
Hopefully, someone eventually will sue you for your libelous, uncalled for completely made up statements.....I trade CME at same time as Spot, the moves are the same....stop lying...and if your offshore, i suggest you register your bank account with ...
- BrianWatt replied Oct 26, 2016
I can vouch for FXCM (I can also vouch for Oanda and Forex.com) I am a very active trader. Anyone who trades forex and is on Twitter knows who I am. I post all my trades after they are completed. I sell no services, I give no advice, Im a trader. ...
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