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- compujock replied Mar 16, 2021
I've been with ICMarkets for many years and have complete faith in them. I moved to ICMarketsSC and have no worries. For those who cannot move to ICMarketsSC, another great broker that I've also been with for many years is Tickmill SC. They have ...
- compujock replied Apr 29, 2011
Here's the terms and conditions for the Zero spread account: Limitations to the Zero Spread Account Available Currencies are: EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, USDCHF, USDCAD Minimum Trade Size is 0.1 Lot Leverage is 1:100 Minimum Deposit is $500, Recommended ...
- compujock replied Apr 29, 2011
Here's a broker with Zero spread. Of course, they make it up with a large commission. url I have no idea how reputable this broker is, but it fit the no spread, commission only criteria you have.
- compujock replied Dec 30, 2010
Do you have Use_BE set to True or False? Maybe that's the key. I see my London trade hit SL at break even.
- compujock replied Dec 30, 2010
I was stopped out on the trades today too. I would like to know how makemillions survived. Probably the reason he's making millions and I'm not. @MakeMillions: Got any tips for us?
- compujock replied Oct 13, 2010
Here is a quote directly from William Penner, Deputy Director, Compliance and Registration Division, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): Note: This forum won't let me quote his full statement as it truncates the text, so I had to pull out ...
- compujock replied Oct 13, 2010
And here's a link to the full 2000 page Dodd-Frank Wallstreet Reform Bill if you want to look up the actual text for yourself: url
- compujock replied Oct 13, 2010
It's all over the web. Here's one link for you: url
- compujock replied Oct 13, 2010
Because Dukascopy is licensed as a bank so they can accept US clients until July, 2011. Any broker who is licensed as a bank can do the same under CFTC regulations.
- compujock replied Oct 13, 2010
Right, until July 2011. Then what will you do?
- compujock replied Oct 13, 2010
Which broker is that?
- compujock replied Oct 11, 2010
Most of my trading accounts have been with UK brokers regulated by the FSA with Segregated accounts. Much safer than US broker accounts. In the US, if a broker goes under, it will likely be years before you see a small percentage of your funds if ...
- compujock replied Oct 8, 2010
I've been thinking about that alternative as well. But, it's expensive. You need an IBC, a foreign bank account, and a foreign address. Some IBC packages include a foreign address or you can purchase a mail drop/forwarding service with a foreign ...
- compujock replied Oct 8, 2010
dbfx and dukascopy are two other foreign bank brokers. But, that only gets us through to July, 2011. Then what will we do?
- compujock replied Oct 8, 2010
GoMarkets has been wonderful for me as well. It's a very sad day indeed. Yes, the new rules will cost us a lot of money, as well as, forcing us to put more hard earned funds at risk due to the larger margin requirements. Yes, I will now have ...
- compujock replied Oct 8, 2010
Tadawul Slippage — Wow! That's horrible. Thanks Duxis. I was thinking of opening an account here. Tadawul: I would certainly consider your brokerage in the future if you can get a grip on your slippage, but that much slippage and requotes ...
- compujock replied Oct 8, 2010
So, they will only allow us to trade outside of the country if we're rich? This country is going down the tubes quickly. I was born and raised here, but for the first time in my life I'm actually contemplating disowning this country and getting ...
- compujock replied Oct 5, 2010
AMEN! Well said.
- compujock replied Oct 4, 2010
Unfortunately, FXSolutions, FXCM, forex.com (Gain), and others are all repatriating any US accounts back to the US and dropping leverage to 50:1/20:1. We have some options to fight back: 1) Leave the country. 2) Never vote for any democrat ever ...
- compujock replied Oct 4, 2010
Now see, I agree with some of what you say. My opinion though is that high account leverage should be allowed. It's everyone's own responsibility to trade responsibly and take low leverage trades. If someone throws their money into forex and trades ...