Let's get back to the time (just a yeare ago), when NFA was going to set higher captial requirement, these guys said it's a great thing to seperate those qualifiled player from non-qualifiled, and caution customers be aware of those under that figure. This thread is the focus in that time http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=35930
Now, with the 20 million cap, forcing a few scams retreating from US, only left a few decent brokers, these guys are campaigning for the "minority". A lot of threads emerge here recently promoting Non-US or Non-NFA brokers.
Let's get back to the time (just a yeare ago), when NFA was going to set higher captial requirement, these guys said it's a great thing to seperate those qualifiled player from non-qualifiled, and caution customers be aware of those under that figure. This thread is the focus in that time http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=35930
Now, with the 20 million cap, forcing a few scams retreating from US, only left a few decent brokers, these guys are campaigning for the "minority". A lot of threads emerge...
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U dont get the point..
NFA dictatorship,with their senseless new rules, kicks some brokers AND a lot of traders out of the USA. What u call a "few decent brokers" they are the founders of this mafia like structured broker&NFA network....
No wonder why traders looking for non NFA regulated options.
Welcome in the free world of business! UK and AUS are waiting for us!
NFA dictatorship,with their senseless new rules, kicks some brokers AND a lot of traders out of the USA. What u call a "few decent brokers" they are the founders of this mafia like structured broker&NFA network....
No wonder why traders looking for non NFA regulated options.
Welcome in the free world of business! UK and AUS are waiting for us!
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Thank you for all your info. From what I read about NFA it is nothing good for traders and brokers so what is the purpose?
Thank you for all your info. From what I read about NFA it is nothing good for traders and brokers so what is the purpose?
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No one trusts no one. Traders want brokers to be regulated, brokers go to NFA as the regulatory body for the US market, NFA sets stricter and stricter requirements, brokers spend money to comply with them, it becomes more expensive for traders, who want brokers to be regulated.
No one trusts no one. Traders want brokers to be regulated, brokers go to NFA as the regulatory body for the US market, NFA sets stricter and stricter requirements, brokers spend money to comply with them, it becomes more expensive for traders, who want brokers to be regulated.
What goes around comes around.
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This make sense. Maybe one day we will get happy medium. Thanks for the explanation.
