"Pippetes" is just another fancy marketing name for "5 digits"? You'd have thought they would have called it "Pipettes". Apparently they lack language skills.
Yep, one tenth. I was told, when complaining about it, that it's supposed to give better spread and better execution.
I checked the spreads they are pretty much the same as before, maybe a pippete less, lol. And I never had a problem getting in or out of trades at ibfx.
My guess would be it works out the borkers advantage somehow. Personally I think pippettes are redonkulous.
It would be great if the 5-digit platforms got an UPGRADE of allow users to switch to 4-digit pricing and spreads.
Yes, it is a beta being tested, which now includes a tic by tic count of trades.
The reason your bars are different is due to the difference in graduation settings for the bars. This beta eliminates one graduation and changes the remaining above average graduations to 100-150%, 150-200%, and 200+% of average. To get the same with the existing indy, change the graduations from 33,66,100 to 50,50,100 and make the colors of the two "50" the same, both with the bars and with the labels....
Hmmm, I tried but it doesn't look very alike. If it's more complicated let it be I will wait for official release. I think I can survive with ordinary NVO
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It could be that your broker server has different trading levels than the FXDD server. Each broker server puts out data to clients software, but only the data experienced thru that broker's trading with their liquidity provider. No broker server data is market wide, not even price, though it tends to be more so. It is interesting that your chart shows a greatly increased amount of trading apparently as price starts to fall from the very highs........all the rats jumping ship?
