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- Lk009 replied Aug 27, 2019
It depends on broker regulation. Perhaps even 1:100 Commission depends on broker as well. spread, slippages as usual
- Lk009 replied Aug 19, 2019
Actually futures margins are set by brokers) because all of them are CFD
- Lk009 replied Aug 12, 2019
Btw Here is a cool EA for trading cost control.
- Lk009 replied Aug 7, 2019
What biggest expectancy do you have trading H4?
- Lk009 replied Jul 25, 2019
It depends on strategy type of course, but why you should pay more anyway?
- Lk009 replied Jul 11, 2019
It can be not so important if your trading has definitely big expectancy. If no, trading cost will kill everyone.
- Lk009 replied Jul 2, 2019
exactly spread+commision round trip+slippage on opening+slippage on closing
- Lk009 replied Jul 2, 2019
you are lucky men))
- Lk009 replied Jul 2, 2019
agreed, but long term profit depends a bit on trading cost))
- Lk009 replied Jun 24, 2019
Sure. you are right Trading Cost becomes a problem only when you have good system Before this is only one reason of losses
- Lk009 replied Jun 24, 2019
Please share with us your understanding)
- Lk009 replied Jun 24, 2019
Sure, but sometines it ifluences even on swing traders. I have several system with average holding time more than 1D. And efficiency was very different at different brokers. It seems that it doesn`t matter, but if we look on long period, it will be ...
- Lk009 replied Jun 24, 2019
exactly)
- Lk009 replied Jun 23, 2019
Btw Pepperstone trading cost analysis url
- Lk009 replied Jun 23, 2019
Of course it makes sense. Without good system you don't need calculate trading cost and whatever. But if you have (it's my default suggestion), knowing your trading cost and choosing the right place can help you to increase efficiency simply and ...
- Lk009 replied Jun 23, 2019
It's rhetorical question. I have no doubts that it's true. And more important, all traders that are interested in maximizing efficiency think about this. It's obvious for all traders with experience that close to institutional.
- Lk009 replied Jun 18, 2019
Under Trading Cost i mean expenses for 1 deal in pips, but not overall paid commission. you can pay even 1000000$ comission per month and you can have low trading cost in pips for one deal. What about slippages at your account?
- Lk009 replied Jun 18, 2019
Of course, but i think the main factor is average daily volatility/trading cost of one deal
- Lk009 replied Jun 18, 2019
yes, i agree, but at expensive broker you profit will be lower, so why?))