Dislikedthx for the info. OK, what does this mean in the end for the NFA affected brokers (and traders)? As long they get new customers through their IBs they could work around the dump NFA rules? Or do i miss something?Ignored
One collective discussion for all brokers 18 replies
The Collective LLC 3 replies
Jacko style trades (collective journal) 12 replies
Mojo Indicators?!..Anyone ?! 1 reply
Dislikedthx for the info. OK, what does this mean in the end for the NFA affected brokers (and traders)? As long they get new customers through their IBs they could work around the dump NFA rules? Or do i miss something?Ignored
DislikedWaiting lists? Monthly subscription fees? Sounds absolutely ridiculous if you ask me...Ignored
Dislikedboth of those choice are good (with IB being the best) but I need a MT4 broker with hedging and Collective FX fills the bill quite nicely for me. The monthly payment with CFX is actually cheaper for me than paying spreads plus commission on EVERY trade!! - If you have a profitable system that trades semi-frequently you can save quite a bit of money plus by not padding the spread it makes it easier for you to get into and out of trades.Ignored
Dislikedcollective seems a good idea to me, but you are committing to monthly installments, so for now im hesitantIgnored
DislikedYou wire money to CFX. They act like a funds central point. CFX then transfers your cash to their current liquidity provider to establish your trading account. The liquidity provider (currently CitiBank) then authorizes you to trade their price feed.Ignored
DislikedWhere do you wire your money to when you open an account with CFX ?Ignored
Disliked.. helpdesk is straight through to high level guys at Citibank, but you'd better have a real or major issue - no baby step guidance provided with any part of the relationship.Ignored
DislikedWhy you think that ?
I would like to see this confirmed by themselvesIgnored