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Disliked{quote} Are you asking for leverage or without leverage? You know you can buy 100k with only 1k in your account easily, so the true volume is leveragedIgnored
DislikedFew people in their right minds with $100,000+ in a forex account are trading against a market-maker broker, and paying spreads on every trade. How much you actually have in your account in the literal sense of having it sitting there rather than most of it in a bank at any given moment is academic anyway, and depends on when and how regularly you withdraw profits, and so on. Nobody should keep $100,000+ on deposit at the kind of forex "brokers" that most of this forum's members are using: that's just inviting accidents, as so many threads here...Ignored
DislikedFew people in their right minds with $100,000+ in a forex account are trading against a market-maker broker, and paying spreads on every trade. How much you actually have in your account in the literal sense of having it sitting there rather than most of it in a bank at any given moment is academic anyway, and depends on when and how regularly you withdraw profits, and so on. Nobody should keep $100,000+ on deposit at the kind of forex "brokers" that most of this forum's members are using: that's just inviting accidents, as so many threads here...Ignored
Disliked{quote} if you hold more then 100k in accounts you normaly buy bonds for the rest part (or shares or what ever is not in the bankrupt estate) and if you have some values over the rollover time you pay with some interest for it, to have bonds as margin used. even more cheap then bank guarantee and more secure. so you can easily hold millions till billions in one broker.Ignored
DislikedFew people in their right minds with $100,000+ in a forex account are trading against a market-maker broker, and paying spreads on every trade. How much you actually have in your account in the literal sense of having it sitting there rather than most of it in a bank at any given moment is academic anyway, and depends on when and how regularly you withdraw profits, and so on. Nobody should keep $100,000+ on deposit at the kind of forex "brokers" that most of this forum's members are using: that's just inviting accidents, as so many threads here...Ignored
Disliked{quote} i have at least $6,000,000 invested in fx trading. spread out across 35 brokers in 3 different continents.. leveraged @ 1:1 this is a money game. the higher your capital, the lower leverage you are expected to use. there are definitely shady brokers. but in general, most tier 1 and 2 regulated ones really do offer dma. the key is to either prove your capabilities or be too big a fish for them to prey on. it'll also help to know how a system operates/contracts forwarded or booked before deciding if a broker is legit.Ignored
Disliked{quote} wow really? for only 6 mio i would only use one (maybe 2, but 35 is a little bit crazy or just a joke?), more secure and is not so much money that you have many problems to invest and trade. 35 would be to much work, more expansive because (because of lost time ,margin possibilities to think about all the time, higher commssion because cant add my turnover to one high value,.....) and more unsecure. i really dont know if you say it as joke, but sounds you are very unexperienced for 6 mio, but who knows. maybe you are one with 6 mio who started...Ignored
Disliked{quote} there's such a thing called a local trade copier. go look it up. executing same order but thru different avenuesIgnored
Disliked{quote} you speak about copying trades from other people? i dont think you copied your own trades? this would be extrem slower and not better filled. because you could get a good broker and execute all over this broker, because all broker end in near same liquidity pools, if you choose good prime broker. 35 different liquity pools is near impossible, maybe 6, but even this is often not all seperated.Ignored
Disliked{quote} its not slow. because it is local aka offline aka within the computer, so it is faster than myfxbook's copying service or any other.. the main point is to not put all eggs on one basket. indeed all roads lead to rome, but brokers generally show u prices of best quote. which differs. (dont believe me, open 2 or more different broker's clients, OHLC prices can defers at time up to 2 pip). and who said im not using a prime? obv i lack the capital req for a pop. but i am using a pb. i execute my master trade on a pb. and all other mt4 follows....Ignored
Disliked{quote} . bank need to see monthly liquid cash flow. bank guarantees are not as great as they say it is. dukas offer bank guarantees, but the bank is dukascopy bank. so it technically is a left hand holding the right hand's money. pepperstone offers bank guarantees on any bank of your choice. but a min of 250 millIgnored
DislikedI fully rely on Forex trading for survival haha. Sometimes is good and sometimes is bad. Make sure when profit, I don't spent it all finish and backup for when times is bad.Ignored
Disliked{quote} yes, local copying (bet with pipes) is not slow, but much much much slower then trading in forst broker all.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Dude...I use a local trade copier between my accounts and its instant, I open a trade on one account and it opens the same on each other Mt4 within half a second! Never had troubles with that, you must be doing something wrong.Ignored