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- neshuti replied Nov 24, 2009
Well time time to move to UK, considering moving to cmsfx.co.uk or forex.com both have meta.
- neshuti replied Nov 15, 2009
The whole point of CX platform is not about the platform, its about the spreads and the api that brokers offer. Good luck searching for the best broker with the best per mill fee.
- neshuti replied Oct 25, 2009
I think most of these brokers will open an account for you for less than 35k. Brokers that offer cx platform will either provide tight spread but high per mill fee, or a little wider spreads with a higher per mill fee. I prefer to have a wider ...
- neshuti replied Jun 10, 2009
I think back in a day their execution sucked and pricing wasn't that great. I think they are finally getting their act together.
- CMS inverted spreads and ndd
Hi, I've been trading with CMS for the past year, had a few issues with requotes. Ever since they ...
- neshuti replied May 13, 2009
I am pretty sure that brokers ar enot happy with the new NFA rule. They are aware that some of their clients will leave and go to uk. I agree with you that now there is less risk for the broker, but if broker stp all of their clients trades and has ...
- neshuti replied May 12, 2009
testing CMS demo FXTradeport (cx) right now. They are charging me $20 per mill, so far spreads are amazing, eurusd spread is .5 to 2 on average i would say its around 1 to 1.2 So far execution is exellent. I'll be curious to see how it is on live.
- neshuti replied May 7, 2009
hehhe thats funny btw they already have an organization like that url ehh in any case, for now i am staying with CMS
- neshuti replied May 7, 2009
100% NFA and surprisingly CMS are moving to the right direction. If you are leveraged more hten 100:1 stop trading and go to a casino.
- neshuti replied Apr 30, 2009
i would have to disagree with you, NFA are trying to protect the clients or so they think they are protecting clients. Especially clients who invest in a money manager, they are trying to avoid fraud and ponzi type of schemes. In any case US brokers ...
- neshuti replied Apr 29, 2009
I personally think that if you have a scalping model then you should be trading on currenex or any other type of an ECN platform. Also, be aware that there are two types of Currenex streams, institutional and retail. On institutional you will get ...
- neshuti replied Apr 29, 2009
Unless you have a sell and buy at the same price you are not FLAT. You have exposure in terms currency. For example you have USD account you have 1lot usdjpy buy at 97 and 1 lot usdjpy sell at 100 you are flat USD but you still have a 300,000 JPY ...
- neshuti replied Apr 29, 2009
Here is an example: you have the following position: 1) 2 lots 2) 2 lots 3) 7 lots If you want put a conditional order on the 2nd 2 lot position, you will no longer be able to do so because your first positon is the same size as the one you are ...
- neshuti replied Apr 28, 2009
I read most of the post and find some replies pretty funny and stupid at the same time 1) This doesn't benefit US brokers, since companies outside USA can offer high leverage and hedging feature 2) Most of you dont realize that there is another part ...
- neshuti replied Sep 20, 2008
thanks but thats kind of simle explanations. What i was wondering is more in depth information. Such as if i open a positon say Monday, value date is Wednesday, if my postion is rolled on monday at 5pm est is that considered tom/next or spot next? ...
- neshuti replied Sep 19, 2008
Thank you, but i actually wanted a little more info. Such as what is formula for calculating tom/next points. Also, my broker rolls positons at 5pm est, but its just a dollar amount and not swap points. Does anybody know a website wehre i can look ...
- tom/next
I am relatively new in fx. I was wondering if somebody can help me out. Can some body please ...
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