Well sir, looks like you're playing checkers at a chess match.
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there is always, always another trade!!
DislikedI'm interested in their "Transparency on trade recipients ie. view which bank you executed against" -I wonder if you have to request the trade receipt or just automatically given. I think I'll give them a go. {image}Ignored
DislikedSeems to be a broker no one has heard about. Not sure from what website you got that screenshot but it seems completely off and ridiculous.Ignored
DislikedI'm not sure who their prime broker is, but I did request a trade receipt from them which they provided so I believe they're 100% A book. here's another screenshot from time of submitting this post. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} This is what the trade receipts look like when you request them. {image}Ignored
DislikedOkay, so let us know how is it going with your choice ? Does it making you any money if any or so ? If you are not making any bad posts about them I assume you already going good, but let's share the details, since you again posting here anywayIgnored
Disliked{quote} To be honest the reason I don't use them as much is because their commission is quite high. My account is in AUD and it costs 10AUD a round trip (per lot). Compare that with another broker who charges 7AUD a round trip. (-Which makes Rubix almost 43% more expensive!)Ignored
Disliked{quote} What kind of monthly volume are you trading? I think even now you could request a discount on their commissions. Although $10 r/t is kind of expensive. It's not like it is some kind of cent account or something special. It used to be like 5 or 6 r/t. What happened?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, it used to be 5USD r/t when I started trading with them, not sure when they changed it but now it's 7USD r/t to be more accurate. I should send them an email asking if I can get a discount. I know they also offer Rubix Prime accounts, might ask how much monthly volume is required to open one of those.Ignored