Quoting xxDavidxSxxDislikedlooks readyto fall now
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Quoting xxDavidxSxxDislikedlooks readyto fall now
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Quoting hugobossv8DislikedYep, this answered my question. I've been trading with COESFx for several months now, I really like them a lot. I started with a $5000 account. The leverage they gave me to start with on this account was 50:1. I requested 100:1 leverage and they provided it to me with a requirement that you must be closed out of all positions at the end of trading on Friday with the 100:1 leverage. They do not offer anything higher than 100:1 leverage.Ignored
Quoting hugobossv8DislikedAre you expecting any big movements on the E-12 CPI news at 5AM est?Ignored
Quoting xxDavidxSxxDisliked1.2160 is still good s/l 1.2178
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Quoting LouDislikedI got into the wrong side of this move last night. Will need to analyse why. Could have been the dreaded 'need to trade' . I hate when I do that. Down about 55 right now. But not out.
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Quoting xxDavidxSxxDislikedI have found that interbank groupe provides 400:1 leverage. I will be checking them out next week. They will allow you to open multiple accounts on one demo. I am trying to get them to set me up with five 5k standard 400:1 accounts.
So far reading and looking at there platform I like it.
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Quoting hugobossv8DislikedDave,
1) I'm a web developer, and if your brother doesn't have time to post your results up to a link, I will post it up to my website for you (no charge of course) - just let me know.
2) I was going to try CMS for the hedge trading. I would like to try to do the hedge trading that you are doing on demo accounts until I get good at it like you. What I don't understand is how CMS allows you to hedge against the same account. With COESfx if you buy 1 lot of something and then sell that same lot separately, it will close out the lot that you bought. So, how does CMS work, will they leave both lots open when you do this? And, how do you close out the lots if they are both left open?
3) I did a search for interbank on google and I can't figure out which broker is interbank. Is it Interbankfx.com or cbfx.com or something else? And, do you think you will like them better than CMS.
4) If CMSfx allows you to hedge your trades with a single account, why do you need to open more than one account with more brokers?
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Quoting xxDavidxSxxDislikedI cann't fina a broker that covers all my needs.
400:1 leverage
wireless platform
hedging
s/l and limmit orders that don't use up margin
good charting software
Does any one know of one that provides all this?
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Quoting hugobossv8DislikedDave, what about CMSfx? What from your list above do they not have?
Also, in my prior post did you see my question about why you would need more than 1 broker if you have a single broker who does hedging? What is your strategy with using 2 brokers instead of just 1?
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Quoting xxDavidxSxxDislikedI cann't fina a broker that covers all my needs.
400:1 leverage
wireless platform
hedging
s/l and limmit orders that don't use up margin
good charting software
Does any one know of one that provides all this?
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Dave,
I think FXsol.com meet meet you condition. give it a try. I checked interbankgroup and they are introducing broker, which mean they will send your order to market maker to execute it.
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Quoting imashalDisliked
Thanks I'll check out FXsol.
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Quoting xxDavidxSxxDislikedI cann't fina a broker that covers all my needs.
400:1 leverage
wireless platform
hedging
s/l and limmit orders that don't use up margin
good charting software
Does any one know of one that provides all this?
Dave[/QUOTE
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Dave,
I think FXsol.com meet meet you condition. give it a try. I checked interbankgroup and they are introducing broker, which mean they will send your order to market maker to execute it.
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Quoting imashalDisliked
An interbank broker doesn't trade against there clients like brokers with dealing desks. They have no need to. Therefor there is no price freeze and manipulation. If you trade fxcm then you know all about the last statement. Thats the big advantage of an interbank. If they just had wireless and nice charts.
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Quoting xxDavidxSxxDisliked
Do brokers take positions against you in the market? Why do they do that? Is it to force the price against you and put you in losses? How successful are they in it? Wasnt Forex a large liquid market where a broker cant influence the market alone? For how long can they manipulate (time, hours or days)?
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