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- JP_s replied Dec 12, 2012
I red the forex magnates post as you suggested and the member responsibility action linked in the article url , but I find the action more alarming than what forex magnates makes it out to be. The NFA gives FXDD until this Friday to put the $3.3 ...
- JP_s replied Apr 22, 2011
I thought the same thing at first but then you see a place like smart live markets that can startup and attract quite a bit of attention, start to think otherwise. Maybe they will be more aggressive on the acquisitionos front to establish themselves. ...
- JP_s replied Apr 22, 2011
Surprised that FXCM didn't put up a harder fight to keep the accounts since the platforms were connected.
- JP_s replied Jan 26, 2011
Actually, according to Oanda's website, interest is counted. Read the disclaimer on their website url . It's in small print and grey, so you may have missed it. Source: Disclosure documents from U.S. RFEDs for Q4 2010 for non-discretionary U.S. ...
- JP_s replied Nov 10, 2010
Brokers could see the name of the EA you're using, but they can't view/pull the code. The EA is located on your hard drive so this would be saying the broker is browsing your computer files without your knowledge. image
- JP_s replied Nov 10, 2010
Never used currensee because you can't use a demo on it. I started with url and have stuck with it. There are a few other sites such as url and url , but their site aren't as developed as myfxbook.
- JP_s replied Nov 9, 2010
Also concerning holiday's, watch out for any changes to rollover. When there's a holiday, there's typically no rollover on that day, but it's rather added into a previous day's rollover.
- JP_s replied Oct 28, 2010
The biggest hurdle I see for going with Citi FX is the minimum starting balance of $10k. With lots of traders looking for new brokers, seems like they're pricing themselves out of the market. Dukascopy caught on to this a while back and lowered ...
- JP_s replied Oct 28, 2010
I wouldn't say it was all for nothing. 10:1 leverage could have been much worse. The conspiracy theorist in me says they threw out 10:1 so they could scale it back and everyone "would be thankful" for 50:1. BTW, did you get an email from them saying ...
- JP_s replied Oct 26, 2010
And little good their intervention did to stem their currencies strengthening... But, if you want to look for hints, check out the statements the central banks release after their meetings. SNB: url BOJ: url Or just search google news for ...
- JP_s replied Oct 24, 2010
Not to mention if you search their address in google maps, looks like their office is in a strip mall.
- JP_s replied Oct 24, 2010
lol, that's a great comparison.
- JP_s replied Oct 20, 2010
What you gain in spread savings you probably lose in execution. Or they're counting on you trading other pairs with spreads.
- JP_s replied Oct 14, 2010
And also remember that investors are looking for the best return on their investment. As yields head lower in the US, money will flow out of the USD into higher yielding currencies. Take a look at the AUD and NZD vs. the USD how strong they are ...
- JP_s replied Oct 14, 2010
I only use MT charting and don't see a huge difference from MT5 to MT4 other than the additional timeframes. Plan to stick with MT4 for now. Maybe MT5 if they started offering it on iPhone.
- JP_s replied Oct 14, 2010
I think the majority of upset traders lose money due to their own trading decisions. Where traders run into problems is when they start to receive requotes from a dealing desk. If the losses happen because of tech issues, then that's a whole other ...
- JP_s replied Oct 13, 2010
If EUR/USD pushes through 1.40, my short EUR/CHF position may be in trouble.
- JP_s replied Oct 13, 2010
Good old screenshots are cheap and easy. You could also try SnagIt if you want video but cheaper than camtasia.
- JP_s replied Oct 13, 2010
AUD is moving, maybe today!
- JP_s replied Oct 13, 2010
$2,000 a day?!? One word: Bubble. But I'm not going to go against the trend