when i am getting profits with this tool (https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2300463726927180) my broker prices stopped but parallel i am running another company broker there the price movement is different
Well, in fact, each situation has to be dealt with individually. But I do have these assumptions. On the one hand, companies may use data, quotes from different exchanges - this is a frequent situation, this information can be clarified in the brokerage company itself, usually these data are provided immediately, so you can analyze on other sources of analytics. On the other hand, it can really be some kind of fraud, and if you see it all the time - then it makes sense to transfer all the money to the company where your work is more effective or to look for some other options so that you can implement your ideas and plans. On the third hand, it may be some kind of delay - but then it's also partly the fault of the brokerage company. So analyze and draw conclusions.
when i am getting profits with this tool (https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2300463726927180) my broker prices stopped but parallel i am running another company broker there the price movement is different
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It might be because of the different spreads offer from the 2 broker.
“Manipulating” the price chart would be too easy and too obvious to prove fraud. They might manipulate their floating spread at worst, which I doubt they even have to, regarding so many traders that lose their capital to bucket shop offering 1:2000 leverage...
What they do instead is offering very low spread/commissions or fixed cheap spread with huge leverage and even bonus to attract amateurs, they never pass the orders to the real market and keep your intitial deposit once you lost it, easy game. Why bothering to commit fraud ?
When choosing a broker, the client should first of all be interested in the size of the company, the bank, how long they have been working in the market and what guarantees of account safety they provide.
Brokers don't take commissions directly, they earn mainly on the difference between real world market rates and quotations offered to traders.
A brokerage, providing access to the market, has only one opportunity to earn - to get the spread from the deals of his clients. It isn't a secret that the broker sets a higher rate for its clients than the one at which it buys and sells currency from external agents. Usually, this difference is from 3 to 5 points on the major currency pairs. To live well on this money, a broker must have a large client base and significant turnovers, at the expense of which he gets a good commission. And the turnovers should be documented by an audit report. However, most dealing centers cannot even brag about the fact that a hundred traders with a total deposit of $100 thousand work through them.
Therefore, there is a risk that the money transferred to the brokerage account will simply disappear. All traders admit that from time to time unfair companies and outright scammers appear in the market.
