Disliked{quote} 1. Margin requirement will be increased but the level, who knows. It is clear this is the political intent for whatever reason. It is good for noobs and bad for experienced traders; noobs may actually survive long enough to learn how to trade, experienced traders cannot fully exploit their COSTLY market education via the use of generous leverage 2. European jurisdiction over brokers or the citizen?. Well that is the big question. If it is broker level we can trade via Cyprus, Australia etc; if it is citizen level then the brokers not meeting...Ignored
I think you're right. The state regulates the brokers because of the customer protection. Is also good in part, as many brokers and self-proclaimed trainers have advertised huge profits. This entices a beginner to high stakes in ineffective investments such as binary options. If the brokers in the future increase the margin requirements, increase spreads and charge additional costs for guaranteed stops, the professionals will only trade futures. That should be the future of all traders anyway, as the prices in the cash market are too expensive anyway.
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Forget:That does not work, amateurs build the ark, pros the Titanic!
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