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- moneymike replied Mar 31, 2015
I've traded with Oanda for about 4 years after coming from one year with alpari Uk . Yes they do widen Their spreads during News Events. It's what market makers Do to make money. it's better than other brokers where you'd be lucky to get a trade in ...
- moneymike commented Oct 26, 2011
Wait amd see how the market reacts. I'd Rather be late and miss out of a few pips than early and wrong.
- moneymike replied Aug 30, 2011
No it's against the law, for any registered broker to give 100:1 leverage.
- moneymike replied Aug 29, 2011
their execution is second to none, withdrawals are done within two working days recently within one for me. i place one to three trades a day and usually around strategic hours example when more than one market is open, so the amount of spread i pay ...
- moneymike replied Aug 24, 2011
He can't read very well if he can he chose not to, I really hate those few who love to bash someone else instead of give advise. As for you i thank you for your remarks.
- moneymike replied Aug 24, 2011
there's a simple solution to the 1:25 leverage, Trade with larger units. what i like about oanda is that they tell you upfront how much a pip is worth.
- moneymike replied Aug 11, 2011
ECNs typically give you the prices they are dealt from their liquidity providers, with the exact same spreads, but then charge a commission for every round turn trade. This allows them to give discounts to high volume traders, lowering their costs, ...
- moneymike replied Aug 11, 2011
True but if ever there is a new broker that allows you to trade as small as you want and provides a stable user friendly platform that has little to no Slippage And a Iphone app, i'll Run to them faster than Marion Jones On steroids. Until Then ...
- moneymike replied Aug 10, 2011
There Are no Perfect Broker. They may start with good intentions. They may be registered with with the CFTC. But their Job is to separate you from your money. And now that The Dod Frank has been implemented their Cash flow is Tempered so they have ...
- moneymike replied Aug 9, 2011
I can't speak for Fxtrade desktop But the Iphone and the Android Version were down during the Feds Release.
- moneymike replied Aug 9, 2011
Look If you have a problem with the broker Leave them If you have a problem with the way you trade change it, if you have a problem with the way i trade get over it, but don't get mad because i use a larger stop loss than you, If your as good as you ...
- moneymike replied Aug 9, 2011
it's Not that i find a flaw in trading with a 15 pips stop but for me i can't sit in front of a screen and babysit a trade. I have a 9-5. and with Bank interventions, QE3, debt ceiling the Market is too Volitile for me to have a 15 pip stop. My ...
- moneymike replied Aug 9, 2011
Yep Let me know How The Market Looks on Saturdays .
- moneymike replied Aug 9, 2011
You know after Reading the past few pages it obvious you guys wanna blame anyone but yourselves instead of reviewing why you got taken out and learning how to avoid it. Anyways good luck with your trades, I I've spent too much time arguing on this
- moneymike replied Aug 9, 2011
well i'd never trade with 15 pips Stops for one.
- moneymike replied Aug 9, 2011
you guys still don't understand Me if i entered at 1.005 stops at 1.055 spread was 2 pips. and hour later spreads increase to 25 pips how am paying that 25 pips after i've already paid my 2 pips spread
- moneymike replied Aug 9, 2011
well i claim that a trader only pays the spread Once, which was quoted when he opens that trade, and any spread after if irrelevant to his opened trade. So enlighten me on how many times a spread is paid. the way you explain it, it sounds as if am ...
- moneymike replied Aug 8, 2011
Sorry this is it
- moneymike replied Aug 8, 2011
This is sunday's Opening
- moneymike replied Aug 8, 2011
His problem is he don't understand What a spread is and how it works. url .