DislikedHi Justin
i asked many times but you didn't answer.....can we trade real account connected at Ninja tader ?
ThanksIgnored
Here you go gioviforex.
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DislikedHi Justin
i asked many times but you didn't answer.....can we trade real account connected at Ninja tader ?
ThanksIgnored
DislikedGiovi, no discrimination at all. An email was sent to all the live customers time ago, asking who was interested in betatesting the new platform.
Of those interested in, the first 40, the fastest in answering, were the first gropu, followed by another 40, and soon, probably, by another 40. So, I must assume that you at the time were not live or nor interested, or slow in answering.
Anyway, remember that betetesting means offering free collaboration, and it is not always a smooth and delightful path: you can be very frustrated as well.Ignored
Dislikedhi jleblang,
I understand that your company deals interbank,
May I have your chip number .
I like to send you some usd.
regardsIgnored
DislikedI just opened a demo accnt and I'm trying to decide whether to install the last "good" version of Navigator or to dive straight into the beta.
Recommendations anyone?Ignored
DislikedJustin, a good feature would be Buying / Closing trades position individually without averaging the price. like we see in oanda which also dont allow hedging as is efx.Ignored
DislikedJustin
I was able to trade 1 lot = 1K on live but now i am not able to do that, have u stopped support for the 1k lot size ?
imranIgnored
Dislikedas in .1 lot equals 1000USD or whatever the other equivalents are for the other currencies as well .2 .3 .4 and so on.
on live, it works here.
Best regardsIgnored
DislikedJustin
I was able to trade 1 lot = 1K on live but now i am not able to do that, have u stopped support for the 1k lot size ?
imranIgnored
DislikedI have the same problem - I used to be able to do so and am not anymore.
I think it might be because my acct dropped under $100. (I only deposited $400 to try the service out)Ignored
Disliked6)ECN vs. STP vs. Deal Desk. It needs to be made clear that there are really more than two types of platforms. A deal desk is a fixed spread platform where the desk makes their money in the spread trading against all of their customers. This rigs the market against the retail trader because they aren’t seeing true market quotes. The platform can move their quote wherever they need if they want to fill the client. STP (Straight Through Processing) platforms execute directly from the retail client to the banks. The more banks and liquidity in the system, the better the fills for the customer. ECN (Electronic Communications Network) platforms let customer orders interact with other customer orders. Non-deal-desk (NDD) platforms are either the second or third type of platform. EFX GROUP / MBTF are both. We have over a dozen banks in our network which customers execute against directly (STP), but we now also allow customers to hit other customers (ECN) inside of the standard pip increments of the banks. We do not shave anything against customer executions.Ignored
DislikedIn another thread you posted something I consider very enlightening:
I have a simple question and rather than risk hijacking the other thread I decided to post it here, if you don't mind.
What is your definition of market maker within the context you've outlined above? Is it just a broad generic term that covers all three platform types or is it something entirely different?Ignored