Just being pedantic with the English language, but update does not mean upgrade!

The crypto pairs on Coinexx are CFD's aren't they? The prices & spreads are identical to other CFD brokers I use leading me to believe this. Coinexx only accept crypto as deposits/withdrawals, so I don't see that there is need for any banks to be ...

Global Prime recommend against it themselves... url I remember Jeremy from Global Prime recommending against trading news with them several years ago, but I haven't traded with them for a long time to know first hand, having used IC Markets ...

AxiTrader pay interest on the money sitting in your account - but interest rates are low.

Oh, okay - thanks for the clarification. I was thrown by the large spread and assumed the trade opened much later. I didn't pay enough attention to the order open time.

Did the EA open that trade? I don't see a MA cross?? Maybe I don't understand the system?

I agree, any currency strength system I've tried in the past has been too slow off the mark. Personally I think Forexpinbar has just had a lucky streak up until now, but I'm happy to be proven wrong!

Hi GetThere, Search for APTM - All Purpose Trade Manager (not on this forum) it will do what you want plus close the trades at the appropriate time at the end of the week.

My guess is none. Why would they add an extra expense when they have several months to just go on as before?

But as a seller I want a lower payout figure.

It's all very basic if you've come from a stock options background, but unfortunately most have come from being ripped off by so called, "brokers". Cantor is brilliant because they essentially let you become the market maker if you are API and ...

Cantor exchange is a true exchange for binary options, but at the moment is limited to US residents and the liquidity is low. It is the only fair way to trade BO's in my opinion.

I assumed, since they'd be incurring the wrath of the NFA if they did. Even Direct FX, based in Chicago, had to open a Sydney office and doesn't accept clients from their own country! Cantor is a true exchange unlike any of the others, but liquidity ...

Here's a list of bucket shops that allow you to use EA's on MT4 to trade binaries: Go Markets Direct FX GDMFX AlTrade NoaFX StarfishFX CLM FX None of them accept US clients, but if you're in the US then you are lucky because you can use Cantor - ...

Cantor are the only ones that let you make the market, all of the others are still semi-thieves!

If you're in the US also look at Cantor exchange. A true exchange, even better than Nadex in my opinion. BTW IG Markets is not an exchange, they issue CFDs on binary options. You can't make your own price like you can with Cantor.

It's the TTFX plugin for MT4. CLM Go Markets Direct FX Noa FX GDMFX ...and a couple more which I can't remember offer it.

@roughtrader Have you tried to use CQG? I find it a complete resource hog, slow and generally very 1998 to operate. The so-called easy to learn language also seems like stepping back in time to me. I think Protrader3 is a far superior alternative to ...

I didn't use a table or calculations to know which pairs were correlated. Just what I guess you could call fundamentals. For example, AUD and NZD tend to follow each other due to close geographical proximity, very similar political/social climate ...

I used to trade in a similar way. It works until (for example) EUR and GBP break their correlation and head off in different directions - which will happen sooner or later. For this reason I like Mathtrader's idea of getting in and out of the market ...