I know some people attribute spikes to the main exchanges 'stop hunting' (which could just as easily be explained as a genuine market movement which just happens to retrace sharply due to lots of peoples stops being hit), but i dont see how a broker could do it.
Surely it would stick out like a sore thumb against other price feeds? Maybe the easiest way would be to fluctuate their spreads wildly so it doesnt show up on the chart. But if your brokers spreads do fluctuate so much then youd surely get another broker anyway?
Im sure its possible to defraud the customer but i dont understand why theyd bother. Seems like paranoia from people who cant blame themselves for losing money.
Surely it would stick out like a sore thumb against other price feeds? Maybe the easiest way would be to fluctuate their spreads wildly so it doesnt show up on the chart. But if your brokers spreads do fluctuate so much then youd surely get another broker anyway?
Im sure its possible to defraud the customer but i dont understand why theyd bother. Seems like paranoia from people who cant blame themselves for losing money.
Long live dynamic range