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  • #21
  • Nov 16, 2016 11:33am Nov 16, 2016 11:33am
Quoting Noorx
{quote} Hi merry! You pretty much explained what I needed to know, glad there are no withdrawal problems for you and everyone! Happy trading
Nice to hear that my reply helped.
As said before, let me know if you have further questions.


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  • #22
  • Nov 16, 2016 11:41am Nov 16, 2016 11:41am
Quoting fxalphabet
I consider every broker that give leverage above 100 without additional fees are bucketshops. Soon or later you will have problems with them
Keep in mind that there is commision on every trade = higher leverage, people are able to trade (&win/lose) more money through the pipeline, which means they earn more commision. - With that said, i know some fellow traders trading with high leverage brokers (fxpro uk, activtrades, pepperstone, icmarkets, ig) and they all trade bigger lotsize, some of them are on the 70-80lot pr trade, and i havent heard any problems with withdrawal and slippage. Keep in mind At the top of the book most brokers have only 1-2 mil (10-20 lots). So if you trade above 10 lots you'll almost certainly be slipped at least 0.1 pips. The first 10 levels of book depth have around 25 mil (on EUR/USD), so you can fill 250 lots with 1-1.5 pips of slippage if you send a market order - Thats why when i trade above 15lot i will use 5lot pr click instead of 1 big position.
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  • #23
  • Dec 3, 2016 5:29am Dec 3, 2016 5:29am
Quoting merrygold
{quote} Keep in mind that there is commision on every trade = higher leverage, people are able to trade (&win/lose) more money through the pipeline, which means they earn more commision. - With that said, i know some fellow traders trading with high leverage brokers (fxpro uk, activtrades, pepperstone, icmarkets, ig) and they all trade bigger lotsize, some of them are on the 70-80lot pr trade, and i havent heard any problems with withdrawal and slippage. Keep in mind At the top of the book most brokers have only 1-2 mil (10-20 lots). So if you trade...
Impressive MG. By the way, don't you think pitting all your eggs in one basket too dangerous? Even if Pepperstone is good broker, who knows it goes a sudden bankrupcy in the future. If i were you, i would copy my trades into more than one brokers using trade copier....
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  • #24
  • Last Post: Dec 6, 2016 12:06pm Dec 6, 2016 12:06pm
Quoting heispark
{quote} Impressive MG. By the way, don't you think pitting all your eggs in one basket too dangerous? Even if Pepperstone is good broker, who knows it goes a sudden bankrupcy in the future. If i were you, i would copy my trades into more than one brokers using trade copier....
Thanks for your feedback, HP!
I agree 100% with you, but to this time i havent found any good tradecopier to make it happen, 80% of the time i scalp the market, so i am bit worried that a trade copier wouldt keep up/ OR make 'big' slippage. Let me know if you know more about the subject of tradercopiers. - But anyhow thanks for your feedback.


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