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- Intertrader - Beware of spreads around rollover period
I had a dodgy fill around rollover time, where Intertrader filled my order 10 ticks below any price ...
- Brettus replied Jul 31, 2013
I think you're right about them cycling money from the guys that fail into the trading. For someone who passes though. They would get their 300 gbp back right and have an account to trade risk free. 22 Hanover Square Mayfair is in London. Well I ...
- Surcaptrading
Has anyone heard of Surcaptrading? I saw an ad on facebook and clicked on it. 300GBP for the demo ...
- Brettus replied Jan 11, 2011
Good job on the AUDUSD mate.
- Brettus replied Nov 11, 2010
Actually, MT4 graphs on Alpari and FXCM is taken from the bid, so that should have been filled.
- Brettus replied Oct 10, 2010
Does anyone trade options here? I have a strategy that can turn 15k risk into 1mill if this downturn reaches parity, and protects you to the upside, and you just need eurusd to move 5 big figures to break even in 6 months.
- Brettus replied Oct 8, 2010
Quantative easing for the US is Bad for the USD, but it is also bad for risk, which means back to buying USD, JPY and CHF, so it could go either way. Usually if you notice the first reaction to bad figure is buying of GBP and EUR against the dollar, ...
- Brettus replied Oct 3, 2010
If you dont want to follow him then dont. You have a choice. Just dont knock other people for following him. I dont post on this website either. I think most people are just signed up for his service.
- Brettus replied Jul 30, 2010
Ask your broker for a quote in 200 million that would give you an idea. If you hit a platform you will spook the market and move the price. Banks also have a few seconds to reject trades.
- Brettus replied Jul 30, 2010
Second Target met. Thanks Nick!! He actually puts 90 instead of 140, but i know what you mean.
- Brettus replied Jul 29, 2010
GBPCHF - First target met.
- Brettus replied Jul 29, 2010
One sugar or two.
- Brettus replied Jul 29, 2010
OK. I work for a broker, so i can correct it myself. Most of you would give your left arm for the info i have.
- Brettus replied Jul 29, 2010
Your spelling is atrocious, You cant spell millenium, fibonacci or leonardo de vinci, and you are a certified TA? Basically you have done your Bollocks trading TA and now you think it's BS. I believe TA is a load of crap, but works only if a bunch ...
- Brettus replied Jul 28, 2010
You could move the market in Asian hours with that amount. If you traded with us, you would move the market with that order. We are a broker. if you buy 100mio at 1.55. You may end up paying up to 1.5510. If you sell 100mio. You may end up selling ...
- Brettus replied Jul 28, 2010
I have a feeling that if you can work this out, you are effectively proving chaos theory.
- Brettus replied Jul 26, 2010
No. Not at all. For obvious reasons. I'm suggesting that any trades that reach the mean are profitable. Any that dont, are losing trades or breakeven. If mean is 5R. 10 trades hit 5R, 5 trades 0 (breakeven) and 5 trades -2R. then expected return is ...
- Brettus replied Jul 26, 2010
Why dont you work out the average move higher before it returns back to your entry? Then take the mean move higher. Then if you're really clever take into account volatility and the Average daily trading range over the past 2 weeks. If the price has ...
- Brettus replied Jul 26, 2010
That's true. Most brokers do give insane leverage and would take on the smaller clients or take on a % of the book. I think CMC takes on all its clients (spreadbetting). It makes money but i dont think it's the perfect model. Well i know it isnt. ...
- Brettus replied Jul 26, 2010
That's exactly right, but what you'll find is that if a retail client has a stop with the broker, this will be in the market. It's true that it has to be big enough to be done in the market but as you know brokers dont generally take on risk, they ...