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- mindscream replied Jul 25, 2017
Listen to him!
- mindscream replied Jul 23, 2017
Leave while you still can.
- mindscream replied Jun 20, 2017
Don't listen to anybody here.
- mindscream replied Sep 21, 2015
It also mess up the chart as I always have unusually long bars at Friday close.
- mindscream replied Aug 30, 2015
What good is cTrader's tight spread if it widens to a few hundred pips both to the upside and downside from the actual price a few minutes before weekend close? That will essentially wipe out both long and short trades if your SL is less than this ...
- mindscream replied Aug 28, 2015
cTrader spread widens to ridiculous level right before weekend closing. For example, USDJPY spread is widened to 28pips, GBPJPY to 42pips, EURCAD to 77pips and GBPCHF to a whopping 210pips (and not the widest if I looking into non-major pairs). I ...
- mindscream replied Mar 11, 2015
Good question! How does it work anyway?
- mindscream replied Feb 15, 2015
Interesting read... I wonder where the author obtained the information stating FXCM is pursuing 60% of the negative account population instead oof the 10% they claimed
- mindscream replied Feb 10, 2015
Oh yeah? Like what? What can make a 1700 pip loss more manageable?
- mindscream replied Feb 3, 2015
Like I say last time, its all a lie. The 90% claim is just a PR stunt to salvage their reputation, to trick existing customer to stay and to reel new ones in. They are not really honoring their legal binding promise and policy to their customers. ...
- mindscream replied Jan 30, 2015
It seems FXCM is selling their institution arm FXCMPro. If this is the case, what will happen to the focus on recovering from the 10% that owes her over 60% of the negative balance? Isnt this 10% made up of institution, high net worth and ...
- mindscream replied Jan 30, 2015
I dont think FXCM goes through each and every client to find out what sort of agreement is in place. They send out mass emails and some are probably not application to local agreement, laws and context.
- mindscream replied Jan 29, 2015
90% is just what FXCM says and I don't think they are really going after client based on type of investors, net worth etc. I suspect it is based on the amount of negative balance as that makes more sense to them.
- mindscream replied Jan 23, 2015
Not chase but take it by force. But they have good manners, they tell you about it.
- mindscream replied Jan 21, 2015
Let's be clear, its about absorbing more cash at this dire situation. Forcing customers to deposit by increasing margin is the fastest and most legitimate way.
- mindscream replied Jan 20, 2015
Good point! What if your broker close your trade well below your TP and also deny the additional 2000pips profit during a crazy spike claiming market irregularity, what then? That's why there are regulators, they are there to make sure both broker ...
- mindscream replied Jan 19, 2015
I think whatever needs to be said was already said. Obviously there are some who are angry, there are some who are desperate, there are some who are seeking help/advise and there are some who are here to "encourage" people to pay up.
- mindscream replied Jan 18, 2015
Market has always been brutal and the market is always right. This incident did not change that reality. The only impact it had on me is the impression I have with brokers. Some seem to be better than others.
- mindscream replied Jan 16, 2015
Get ready for FXCM stock price melt down
- mindscream replied Jan 16, 2015
It really depends on which broker you are using. Oanda has decided to protect their brand by doing the right thing, earlier poster says Saxobank is asking him to pay, FXPro is waiving it. FXCM is asking clients to pay even though they advertise this ...