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- timplatz replied Dec 10, 2020
You're right. It accepts Canadian traders (except those living in Ontario or British Colombia). Thank you for the reminder!
Recommended Brokers for Canadians
- timplatz replied Dec 9, 2020
Nice work, but how would you account for broker spreads (or commissions)? You'd only want to trade if it makes commercial sense (and you're able to at least cover your costs).
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- timplatz replied Dec 9, 2020
I'm surprise no one has mentioned FP-Markets yet. They're an MT4/5 ECN broker that's popular with Canadians, in part because they support CAD as an account base currency. Source: url
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- timplatz commented Dec 9, 2020
Totally agree with that. The UK has spent the most on coronavirus amongst G7 countries, for the worst outcome. Perhaps it's time to stop the wasteful spending?
U.K. Urged to Levy $350 Billion Wealth Tax to Pay for Pandemic
- timplatz commented Dec 7, 2020
I'm surprised that the GBP has been so bullish this year. I guess people assume the Brits and Europeans will find a way to fudge it all over again. But this is crunch time, and I don't think there's more appetite for fudge!
UK's Johnson is ready to pull out of talks within hours over EU demands
- timplatz commented Dec 7, 2020
According to an article in the FT, more Poles are in favour of the EU now (80%) than they were when they joined (78%). Polexit is very unlikely. However, I do think it would be a better outcome for the EU if Poland left!
Is Warsaw facing de facto Polexit?
- timplatz commented Nov 25, 2020
Damn these politicians know how to keep us entertained... the suspense is untenable lol I moved almost all of my assets out of GBP earlier in the year as I feared a no deal outcome. A few weeks ago, I felt like one was more likely. Now, I'm totally ...
EU's Von Der Leyen: Cannot Say If There Will Be Deal
- timplatz replied Nov 20, 2020
Looking beyond today, and into next week, where do you see GBP/USD heading in the event of a Brexit deal being agreed? In my opinion, we can expect to see Sterling jump 1.40 against the Dollar. What are your thoughts?
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- timplatz replied Nov 18, 2020
Yeah, the PDFs are blank. What a joke! Here's 2 PDFs (with actual content) I have found useful: Forex Trading PDFs: includes free training material from Mario Singh and Steve Meizinger. Technical Analysis PDFs: touches on trend and momentum ...
Trading (e)Books by MoneyZilla
- timplatz replied Nov 18, 2020
The legal way to avoid tax is to move to a country with no income and or capital gains taxes on Forex trading. This includes the UAE (e.g. Dubai), other Arab countries and Gibraltar too interestingly enough. You'll also find island states, but may ...
I don't want to pay tax
- timplatz replied Nov 17, 2020
I think that FXOpen offers a $10 no deposit bonus when you open a Ticktrader ECN account. But is it really worth your time? I agree with the other posters that this shouldn't be the reason why you chose a broker over another.
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- timplatz commented Nov 16, 2020
Likewise, my trailing stop was also triggered ;-)
Moderna: Longer Shelf Life For Its COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate At Refrigerated Temperatures
- timplatz replied Nov 16, 2020
It's simply ridiculous to claim that AvaTrade is a scam. They're regulated in many countries including the UK and EU, have hundreds of thousands of customers and have beem in business for many years. You can't make unsubstantiated claims like that.
Show me a scam broker
- timplatz commented Nov 15, 2020
This is obviously a blow to the US, but it also puts the European Union (and the relatively small size of its internal market) into perspective. As for the UK and its decision to go it alone, outside of the EU, good luck with that!
Asia to form world's biggest trade bloc, a China-backed group excluding U.S.
- timplatz commented Nov 13, 2020
They're right about decreased labour market participation... I've seen a number of people around stop looking for work. And they're also right about the limits of monetary policy - clearly, QE or interest rate cuts won't help your local bar or ...
ECB member explains why this recession is very different from any other
- timplatz replied Nov 13, 2020
Re: Revolut, they support bank transfers to Interactive Brokers and other brokers. Bank transfers have a reputation for being slower than card payments, but mine have always been processed on the day by Revolut and Interactive Brokers.
Broker funding options with card
- timplatz commented Nov 10, 2020
It'll be interesting to see how far this trend continues.
GBPUSD could see further increases above 1.3180
- timplatz commented Nov 10, 2020
The article's disclaimer gives the author's game away... "The owner of Oilprice.com owns a substantial number of shares of this featured company and therefore has a substantial incentive to see the featured company’s stock perform well". Save time ...
The Death Of Car Ownership: How Tech Is Killing The $3 Trillion Auto Industry
- timplatz replied Nov 7, 2020
I'm surprised that no one has mentioned risk management yet. Before you open a position, you need to have an exit in mind - an exit in the event of an upside, and another one in the event of a downside. This means placing take-profit and stop-loss ...
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