Dear all,
what is your experience on "strange" action possibly originating from the Market Makers.
Please note that it is not stop loss hunters I am worried about. Stop loss hunting is part of the FX business.
My concern is more if the Market Maker intentionally quickly invents prices to hit an order like (TP, SL, or limit).
Are Market Makers doing this?
And if so, by how many pip would a Market Maker try to deviate from the average interbank rates?
Personally I would not be able to tell the difference between "stop loss action" vs. Market Maker "magic".
Therefore I would appreciate very much to here from you. Please not so much pin pointing any Market Maker in particularly, but rather what is going on.
Is this a problem that is only important to trades at very big sizes?
what is your experience on "strange" action possibly originating from the Market Makers.
Please note that it is not stop loss hunters I am worried about. Stop loss hunting is part of the FX business.
My concern is more if the Market Maker intentionally quickly invents prices to hit an order like (TP, SL, or limit).
Are Market Makers doing this?
And if so, by how many pip would a Market Maker try to deviate from the average interbank rates?
Personally I would not be able to tell the difference between "stop loss action" vs. Market Maker "magic".
Therefore I would appreciate very much to here from you. Please not so much pin pointing any Market Maker in particularly, but rather what is going on.
Is this a problem that is only important to trades at very big sizes?
