DislikedThe futures industry wants MB's market share ?! what ? FX clients money at MB = 33 M $ only ...Ignored
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DislikedThe futures industry wants MB's market share ?! what ? FX clients money at MB = 33 M $ only ...Ignored
DislikedThey want all OTC FX.... MB's market share and every other OTC's....Ignored
DislikedThe futures industry wants MB's market share ?! what ? FX clients money at MB = 33 M $ only ...Ignored
DislikedI tried to make some gap trades today at market open, which should be 5pm Eastern time. For at least nine minutes, I got "No Connection" whenever I tried to place a trade. This, despite the fact that prices were moving on my charts, at least sporadically.
Does anyone have any experience about when the servers can reliably first be traded on week opening? I'd like to do some gap trading, but it looks like it may not be possible with MBTrading?Ignored
DislikedIn fact because of the CFTC new leverage i am considering US brokers more now !Ignored
DislikedA lot of the global banks don't actually come up right at 5 pm EST. MB requires a certain number of their LPs to be active before they allow live trading so that there are no bad wide fills.Ignored
DislikedThanks for the explanation. I guess the market makers that promptly open are doing it because they can cover both sides with their own volume, or hedge later? Anyway, your explanation makes sense. And that means I will have to do something else if I want to do quick gap trades. Life's full of trade offs.Ignored
DislikedNo one has ever forced you or anyone else to overleverage their account. You can open an account with a broker with 500-1 leverage and you may well want to open your positions at 10-1 leverage only. So your statement does not make much sense as you always had the option of trading at whatever leverage you wished up to the maximum allowed by your broker with or without CFTC.Ignored
DislikedRicx,
Not through the US office, but once we launch our European branch in the coming months; as a non-us resident you'll be able to trade with 100:1.Ignored
DislikedThanks for the explanation. I guess the market makers that promptly open are doing it because they can cover both sides with their own volume, or hedge later? Anyway, your explanation makes sense. And that means I will have to do something else if I want to do quick gap trades. Life's full of trade offs.Ignored
DislikedThere are no gaps in forex. It's just that MB is closed over the weekend. You are seeing the difference from when they close on Friday to where the price actually is when they open on Sunday.Ignored
DislikedJustin,
Hello, I have two questions:
1) Is it true that MB Trading supports Multicharts?
2) I've heard accounts can be denominated in currencies other than USD. Is this true? If it is, how does this work and what other currencies can the account be denominated in?
Thank you for your time.Ignored
DislikedWhat, there's a broker that stays open all weekend when the banks stop providing liquidity? That sounds safe.Ignored
Dislikedaicccia,
1. Yes, MB Trading supports Multicharts.
2. We support USD, EUR and GBP denominated accounts for Desktop Pro accounts and USD and EUR for MT4 accounts. You can select your denomination during the account opening process.Ignored