FX-SOL platform question

Any one know why FXSOL removed 'stop loss' and 'limit' orders and replace them with user entering an order (technically it is the same thing).

For eg.
One goes long usdjpy @ 95, and wants to stop out @ 94.90, you could no longet configure it to stop you out, but you have to enter another order to sell?

it is the same but why the change in platform?

icalled them but did not get a definite answer.

Also no longer can you hedge.

Whats going on is fx becoming like equity with sec d#$58heads regulating it?

http://www.fxsolutions.com/notice/fifo.asp

because of FIFO you can no longer attach a stop directly to a trade.

Thanks.

But why ?

I could still short if I was long and vice versa and do the same job.

FX SOL does now offer MT4 from their Australian entity where they are not subject to new NFA regulations.

There are full hedging capabilities there, FIFO does not apply. Spreads are truly fixed, although a bit wide.

They do accept US clients at their AUS entity.

why the rules to US account holders?
WHy ?

Why is the government trying to intervine in this?

where have you been, geez

LOL-your depth of EVERYTHING never ceases to amuze me.