DislikedSpeaking of large cash volume accounts, I have thought (based on very limited knowledge) that traders who had the means would trade directly through a bank that offered that service (Deutsche, UBS...?) and so might gain advantages in doing so over retail trading, such as (and here I am still assuming)....
- trading directly off the bank's data feed (i.e., Reuters?) with ability to see some depth of market type data
- negotiated (lower) fees for trading based on volume rather than spread
- security/segregation of the clients' funds held in...Ignored
I trade retail now... Oanda... the spreads are low and I can still get in and out quickly.
If there comes a point when either of those two fail or change I will do some research to find the best combination.
The spread is important but I sincerely don't know at what level my scalps would break down.
Could I get in and out if I were scalping 400/PIP?
I don't know.
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