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  • #1
  • First Post: Mar 21, 2013 12:23pm Mar 21, 2013 12:23pm
Hello everyone.
Would any one that trade a real account with Lmax be so kind to let me know
if a gap occurred in the nzd/usd during the news on the 20th.

I opened a demo but I cant manage to open a chat to see by myself.
I spoken twice with support and still having issues.

I want to do a comparison with the Broker I am using.
I hear their liquidity is quite good. Better yet if whoever reply
did trade the pair on the news.

J
  • #2
  • Mar 21, 2013 12:54pm Mar 21, 2013 12:54pm
Hi, this is from a real account. I guess it is what you're talking about. LMAX is a marketplace, so it all depends of the people placing orders on it. They have some contracts with some banks to act as liquidity prividers, and if they change suddently the price of their pending orders, it creates a gap like this. Nothing would have prevented you to place yourself orders INSIDE that gap ...

http://charts.mql5.com/1/188/nzdusd-...13-on-lmax.png
  • #3
  • Mar 22, 2013 2:19am Mar 22, 2013 2:19am
Thanks Mevo. It is what I needed to see.

A few questions about your comments.
I did not understand the "marketplace" concept. I mean the whole forex is a one big marketplace family after all depending of people placing orders.
Do you know "where" orders sit if we place them via LMAX? I assume even that having the ability to place the order inside the gap, say for nzd, would have been to takers for it like any other Broker..Right?

I noticed the primeXM bridge in your chart. Do you trade on mt4/5?
I am just wondering if by trading via mt4/5 would be any different then their own app... for example if trading
via bridge the orders would sit in the bridge instead of being out there as they should??

Thanks again Mevo. For whatever reason I still can not open charts in LMax The live chat tech say to upgrade java and everything should be ok
but I do keep all my java up to date as I use Jforex platform. In my case I had my order at 8237 was hit at 8251. That seems to be some 13 pips
better inside lmax gap. Obviously it is impossible to know at what price would have been filled in Lmax. I am searching for "another" source to trade the news spikes, having at least 3 would be my goal.

J
  • #4
  • Mar 22, 2013 2:44am Mar 22, 2013 2:44am
Quoting jeuro
...the whole forex is a one big marketplace family after all depending of people placing orders.
Do you know "where" orders sit if we place them via LMAX? I assume even that having the ability to place the order inside the gap, say for nzd, would have been to takers for it like any other Broker..Right?

I noticed the primeXM bridge in your chart. Do you trade on mt4/5?
I am just wondering if by trading via mt4/5 would be any different then their own app... for example if trading
via bridge the orders would sit in the bridge instead of being...
You're welcome.

It's exactly the opposite ! This is what you need to understand: Forex is *NOT* centralised. I guess you understand the concept of an "order book" (if not, begin by this). In forex, there is NOT one order book of all transactions, but a lot of different books everywhere, so prices can be different (but getting more and more the same, as there are arbitrage opportunities when there are differences) from one place/broker to another. Most retail brokers don't even have an orderbook, you trade against the broker (which takes all orders from its customers), and then the broker can hedge itself on some markets.

The "reference" marketplace of forex, from which you often hear as the "INTERBANK" is EBS. There are some other big marketplace, like Hotspot, Currenex, etc ... Each of these marketplace have their own orderbook, and prices can be a little bit different. This marketplaces are only accessible for big traders. You need an absolute minimum of $50K to begin to access them.

LMAX is a marketplace of its own, with its own orderbook. So your pending orders are in LMAX's orderbook, and can be matched by everyone else on LMAX. If you place a limit BUY order, and I want to SELL at market when your order is the best available BID, my order will be matched with yours. This is different from what happens with market makers where every customer order is matched only against the broker (or against liquidity providers when they "pass through" all the orders).

Please read this topic where I already wrote on all this: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=415115
It will answer your questions about PrimeXm (which is a third party MT4 used by LMAX)

Are you using LMAX's website ? I have troubles whit some parts of LMAX's website when using Internet explorer, but everything works fine when using Firefox. Try to install Firefox to see if things are better, if you're currently using IE.
  • #5
  • Mar 22, 2013 4:30am Mar 22, 2013 4:30am
Thanks Mevo.
Yes I do understand the non-centralized concept of forex. In essence every single order we place will sit
somewhere no matter who we use to make them. Bottom line for me is that many years ago I traded the news spikes
very successfully, then things started to deteriorate little by little and was no longer worth the time.
To my surprise, at the present, I believe due to the strong competition for volume between participants is quite fine and
doable again.

I re-started about a month ago and been getting some very good results. Now I need to cover the major grids or pools of liquidity
to at least get hit in one or 2 places in each news.

Yes.. I am trying Lmax website. I do use firefox. Still problem... try to work on it today again.

J
  • #6
  • Mar 22, 2013 11:47am Mar 22, 2013 11:47am
That is why broker do not want traders to make profit, right? So better for you to be conscient that your broker will never be your friend!They always trade against you....expecting you to loose without having send your order to the spot market....but if never you win....then he will have to pay you...and pay the market too...so each time you win 10 pips....the broker is loosing 20 pips...it is why they really not want to see you winning trades on a daily basis!!!!!The only reason for a broker to live is to see you losing your money for his own benefits! If I am wrong, please correct me!
  • #7
  • Edited Mar 23, 2013 3:36am Mar 22, 2013 3:07pm | Edited Mar 23, 2013 3:36am
Hi Red Herring.

Yes you are wrong...I correct you.
Banks and Brokers just provide a service to us traders. The vast majority have good business models.
This is an "exchange" market , we traders buy an currency with the expectation that would up, the rest of the world
exchange for many other reasons. Once we traders buy it, we have all the power to sell it anytime we want. Thats it.
Banks and Brokers just gather orders from all around the world and match buyer and seller for a commission.

How you ever stop and think how cheap is to buy and sell for us traders?? I use to pay 4-5 pips when I started trading
and that was almost incredible at the time.

If you have the mentality that your brokers just want you to lose, you will never be successfully in this market.
That mentality block you from understanding how the market works. And if you are blocked from understanding,
it is very difficult that you would come up with a good strategy.

The only time the Brokers has any power over us is in the millisecond we place our orders. All the other 99%
of the time we have the power. We have the power of "when" to buy and "when" to sell anytime we please.
Imagine... how in the world we could blame a Broker for our losses.

I recently re-start to trade news spikes after many years of not doing it. I know how the market works, I know that in those
times is difficult to find "sellers". Why would I get mad or blame a broker for not finding a counter party for me??
Instead I look for a Few Brokers with different pools of liquidity , in that way, one or two could find a counter party
at a good price and I will make money. If I don't , then I wait for the next news, I continue trading my every day strategies and life goes on.

J.
  • #8
  • Mar 23, 2013 2:44am Mar 23, 2013 2:44am
Quoting jeuro
Hi Red Herring.

Yes you are wrong...I correct you.
Banks and Brokers just provide a service to us traders. The vast majority have good business models.
This is an "exchange" market , we traders buy an currency with the expectation that would up, the rest of the world
exchange for many other reasons. Once we traders buy it, we have all the power to sell it anytime we want. Thats it.
Banks and Brokers just gather orders from all around the world and watch buyer and seller for a commission.

How you ever stop and think how cheap is to buy and...
Thanks J

It should be as you said. No matter whether we lose or win, broker will get its commission and that should be everything in simple thinking! But is it really that simple! I have just read somewhere that broker are not only interested on their commissions and are involved in trading in a way that can harm general (not expert) traders! But I do not know how they are actually causing (or may cause) the harm!
  • #9
  • Mar 23, 2013 5:01am Mar 23, 2013 5:01am
Quoting Red Herring
Thanks J

It should be as you said. No matter whether we lose or win, broker will get its commission and that should be everything in simple thinking! But is it really that simple! I have just read somewhere that broker are not only interested on their commissions and are involved in trading in a way that can harm general (not expert) traders! But I do not know how they are actually causing (or may cause) the harm!
The harm they can do is about 1/2 pip to maybe 1 pip. It is at the millisecond you place a market order or when the price gets in range of about 1/2 to 1 pips of your stops..That is all. No Bank or Broker can make you loss more then that. If you lost 20 pips that is on you.

It does not matter if you are a newbie or a experience traders.

The general idea of how Brokers do it is as follow:

Say the Broker in one specific millisecond receive 2M buy euros and 1M sell euros. ( that is from all their clients). An ECN Broker "may" match the 1M
between their clients and get the 1M they are short from the ECN. Done . Or they will send the 2M and the 1M out . Done. Either way their clients got the best price possible no harm to anyone.

A market maker "may" have their management software to "hold" a certain part of the unbalance. Instead of matching the 1M on the ECN they would Buy only 700 000 and Match the 300 000 with their own money. So in essence they are Short 300 000 against a portion of their clients that are long. But is not "you" specifically. It is just a global amount. Up to this point in this millisecond still NO harm to anyone. Everybody got filled at a good price.

If the next few ticks of the global market is down, they hold the trade. Still no harm. They made a good trade and some of the clients made a wrong
one. Fair game, no one know where the market is heading next. They run their own algorithms, we run ours.

But if the next few tick are up, then they immediately unload the trade. But obviously, having the bull by the horns, they do not want to lose money
and their software would grab it from incoming orders ( by slipping the few needed ticks) or by grabbing a stop nearby. So the unlucky ones that
where entering or exiting the market in that precise moment they got screwed by a few ticks. That is all the extent of the harm they can do.

The more they hold, the more evident it becomes to us traders, usually because they need delay more to square things away.
There is absolutely no Broker that would/can hold 100% of their clients orders... I mean that is regulated. It is not illegal for them to
hold trades, but if they are regulated they are limited by their own money. They must show they have it to play the game.

J.
  • #10
  • Mar 24, 2013 10:23am Mar 24, 2013 10:23am
Quoting jeuro
The harm they can do is about 1/2 pip to maybe 1 pip. It is at the millisecond you place a market order or when the price gets in range of about 1/2 to 1 pips of your stops..That is all. No Bank or Broker can make you loss more then that. If you lost 20 pips that is on you.

It does not matter if you are a newbie or a experience traders.

The general idea of how Brokers do it is as follow:

Say the Broker in one specific millisecond receive 2M buy euros and 1M sell euros. ( that is from all their clients). An ECN Broker "may" match the 1M
between...
Hi J

Thanks for your clear explanation. I am clear now.

Regards

RH
  • #11
  • Mar 26, 2013 3:01am Mar 26, 2013 3:01am
Quoting jeuro
Hi Red Herring.

Yes you are wrong...I correct you.
Banks and Brokers just provide a service to us traders. The vast majority have good business models.
This is an "exchange" market , we traders buy an currency with the expectation that would up, the rest of the world
exchange for many other reasons. Once we traders buy it, we have all the power to sell it anytime we want. Thats it.
Banks and Brokers just gather orders from all around the world and match buyer and seller for a commission.

How you ever stop and think how cheap is to buy and...
Hi

I have found some interesting and logical insights against the brokers:

THE FOREIGN CURRENCY TRADING YOU ARE ENTERING INTO IS NOT CONDUCTED ON AN EXCHANGE. INTERBANK FX, LLC IS ACTING AS A COUNTERPARTY IN THESE TRANSACTIONS AND, THEREFORE, ACTS AS THE BUYER WHEN YOU SELL AND THE SELLER WHEN YOU BUY. AS A RESULT, INTERBANK FX, LLC'S INTERESTS MAY BE IN CONFLICT WITH YOURS. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED IN YOUR WRITTEN AGREEMENT OR OTHER WRITTEN DOCUMENTS INTERBANK FX, LLC ESTABLISHES THE PRICES AT WHICH IT OFFERS TO TRADE WITH YOU. THE PRICES INTERBANK FX, LLC OFFERS MIGHT NOT BE THE BEST PRICES AVAILABLE AND INTERBANK FX, LLC MAY OFFER DIFFERENT PRICES TO DIFFERENT CUSTOMERS.
IF INTERBANK FX, LLC ELECTS NOT TO COVER ITS OWN TRADING EXPOSURE, THEN YOU SHOULD BE AWARE THAT INTERBANK FX, LLC MAY MAKE MORE MONEY IF THE MARKET GOES AGAINST YOU. ADDITIONALLY, SINCE INTERBANK FX, LLC ACTS AS THE BUYER OR SELLER IN THE TRANSACTION, YOU SHOULD CAREFULLY EVALUATE ANY TRADE RECOMMENDATIONS YOU RECEIVE FROM INTERBANK FX, LLC OR ANY OF ITS SOLICITORS.
- The IBFX Team”

As you can see, this is a registered and controlled US broker, all is legal here. So, wherever they do to trade against you is legal. Now, let´s brake down the whole thing…

“THE FOREIGN CURRENCY TRADING YOU ARE ENTERING INTO IS NOT CONDUCTED ON AN EXCHANGE.”

Most brokers people use are intermediaries, this means you are not trading in the real market (exchange market),

“INTERBANK FX, LLC IS ACTING AS A COUNTERPARTY IN THESE TRANSACTIONS AND, THEREFORE, ACTS AS THE BUYER WHEN YOU SELL AND THE SELLER WHEN YOU BUY.”

This means you are actually trading within the broker´s system.

“AS A RESULT, INTERBANK FX, LLC'S INTERESTS MAY BE IN CONFLICT WITH YOURS. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED IN YOUR WRITTEN AGREEMENT OR OTHER WRITTEN DOCUMENTS INTERBANK FX, LLC ESTABLISHES THE PRICES AT WHICH IT OFFERS TO TRADE WITH YOU. THE PRICES INTERBANK FX, LLC OFFERS MIGHT NOT BE THE BEST PRICES AVAILABLE AND INTERBANK FX, LLC MAY OFFER DIFFERENT PRICES TO DIFFERENT CUSTOMERS.”

This means that the prices they present to you in your platform are not the real current prices; they are actually manipulated and calculated in the most suitable manner in favor of the broker. You must understand that they are there to take your money. In fact, they have a window of up to 250 pips to work with (I know this as a fact). This also means, that the charts and prices you get are the ones constructed by their platform software calculating every single trade, balance, equity, free margin, used margin, lots, stop losses, http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/forex-...lossarlink.gif take profit , etc. In addition, their software and prices are “ahead of time” in the market relative to you because they know the price way before you and have the advantage to do all this to benefit the broker (intermediary). You must be wondering, but I see that the prices are very similar from broker to broker and from account to another account. Not so, to the eye is, but to an expert eye you find the differences. Some of these are time delays, server disconnections, re quotes, sudden http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/forex-...lossarlink.gif volatility , price freeze, on top you get system access and trade placement and execution may be delayed or fail due to market http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/forex-...lossarlink.gif volatility and volume, quote delays, system and software errors, Internet traffic, outages and other factors. These are all different ways to manipulate the price so it goes against you 90% of the time you trade. Eventually is you are in the right market trend the broker has to give up and give it to you. The problem is that their window is so great (250 pips in normal market conditions) that they have many opportunities to take the client´s money. Remember, they are telling you, the broker “MAY OFFER DIFFERENT PRICES TO DIFFERENT CUSTOMERS.”

“IF INTERBANK FX, LLC ELECTS NOT TO COVER ITS OWN TRADING EXPOSURE, THEN YOU SHOULD BE AWARE THAT INTERBANK FX, LLC MAY MAKE MORE MONEY IF THE MARKET GOES AGAINST YOU. ADDITIONALLY, SINCE INTERBANK FX, LLC ACTS AS THE BUYER OR SELLER IN THE TRANSACTION, YOU SHOULD CAREFULLY EVALUATE ANY TRADE RECOMMENDATIONS YOU RECEIVE FROM INTERBANK FX, LLC OR ANY OF ITS SOLICITORS.”

Plain and simple, they ALWAYS trade against you. It is only when the market´s trend is so strong in one direction that they have to give up some trades. Of course there are other factors that make people lose the money trading. Greed, fear, and other psychological factors affect the way you trade and they are all used by the broker´s software. As the notice says, you must not believe in any case the price they are showing you in your platform or the indicators.

You must be asking yourself by now, then how can you trade and win if they are always manipulating the prices to their benefit?

This is almost impossible unless you know how. The only possible way is to be able to trade both ways at the same time in such a manner that the price is “trapped”. This is not hedging. Hedging creates loss because you have to pay the spread and also the gap between the two trades. On top, if you have noticed, most of the times you hedge a trade, suddenly there is slow movement in the price or if you release one trade the other suddenly goes against you. This is because of their price manipulation.

So, how do you do it to win most of the times and make real money?
  • #12
  • Mar 26, 2013 5:52am Mar 26, 2013 5:52am
Red H, I don't want to be mean, but:
1. Try to think a little by yourself about what you're talking about
2. If you're unable to understand how all this works, just don't touch to forex, as easy as that.

If you trade with a market maker, you always trade against the broker, that's for sure. But if the broker quotes correct prices (not too far from "real" prices), it's quite the same as if you were trading against someone esle (less a few 10th of pips or 1 to 2 pips). If you want to aggressively scalp, meaning just take very small profits, just go with a correct broker which is NOT a market maker (like LMAX we were talking about in this thread). If you take several tens of pips per trade, it doesn't matter that much.

The prices the broker gives you are quite the same as the prices everywhere. How do you make money ? By being in the correct direction ...
How the broker hedges itsposition or not is not your problem as long as it gives you corect prices, execution and that it pays your profits.
  • #13
  • Mar 26, 2013 7:50am Mar 26, 2013 7:50am
Quoting Red Herring
Hi

I have found some interesting and logical insights against the brokers:



Hi Red Herring, you are still focusing in the wrong things.. Really. Nothing new on what
the Brokers disclose. All is true. But you have to understand it to be able to make money.
Quoting Red Herring
“THE FOREIGN CURRENCY TRADING YOU ARE ENTERING INTO IS NOT CONDUCTED ON AN EXCHANGE.”
Most brokers people use are intermediaries, this means you are not trading in the real market (exchange market),
This mean is not conducted in an "exchange" such as NYSE or CME . Of course is not. Money exchange is a free enterprise
an completely decentralize. Any brokers can quote "whatever" price they want. There is no "official" price of a currency, and at the same time "ALL" prices are "real". Meaning, if you deal with a specific Broker, the Price they quote is the "REAL" price to you.

Quoting Red Herring
“INTERBANK FX, LLC IS ACTING AS A COUNTERPARTY IN THESE TRANSACTIONS AND, THEREFORE, ACTS AS THE BUYER WHEN YOU SELL AND THE SELLER WHEN YOU BUY.”

This means you are actually trading within the broker´s system.,
Sure... this is the way it is in most Big Brokers and banks. Why that should be a problem? Money does not grow on trees, if you want to buy "somebody" need to sell it to you and if you want to Sell, "someone has to buy it from you. Does it really matter if that is your Broker? or some Banks in the other side of the world? No, it does not.

Quoting Red Herring
This means that the prices they present to you in your platform are not the real current prices; they are actually manipulated and calculated in the most suitable manner in favor of the broker. You must understand that they are there to take your money. In fact, they have a window of up to 250 pips to work with (I know this as a fact).
You have to understand the principles Red Herring. you still failing in understanding it.
Brokers "quote" 2 prices.. bid and ask.. THAT is a REAL Price to YOU... they can quote anything they please. There is
no "single" "real" price out there. Everybody quotes as they please and there are all REAL Prices...

but here is the thing related to that "imaginary" 250 pips you mention.... If one Brokers is off just by a very small pips
difference from anybody else, they would get swaps by orders... from me, other brokers, their own liquidity providers, other Banks, etc. .... uff that would be wonderful if I was able to buy any currency 250 pips cheaper from the overall market. I would be a millionaire in no time. I would sit all day at my PC, anytime they would quote any currency cheaper by 250 pips from other brokers I would buy as much as I can and sell to the market.. (that is called arbitration) How long you think that would last for them??? From where they will get it to sell to us when they would be the cheapest in the whole world??? By the time they try to get it from somewhere I would too late for them... everybody including me would have cash out from their price discrepancies.

Quoting Red Herring
“IF INTERBANK FX, LLC ELECTS NOT TO COVER ITS OWN TRADING EXPOSURE
See, this is what you have to understand "they may elect not to cover their exposure" .. but that is their business not mine.
Places like IB, Dukascopy, Citi etc , all buy/sell everything from their clients, and .. THEY DO COVER their exposure...and even if they didn't, they still will pay when I win.

So, stop worrying about Brokers screwing you 1/2 pip once in a while. Instead think their spread is 1/2 more of what
"they say" they are and move on. Really, I do not want to be rude or sound disrespecting but If that 1/2 pip bother you, or you can not make money because of it... just don't trade.

J.
  • #14
  • Mar 26, 2013 10:13am Mar 26, 2013 10:13am
Quoting jeuro
Hi Red Herring, you are still focusing in the wrong things.. Really. Nothing new on what
the Brokers disclose. All is true. But you have to understand it to be able to make money.

This mean is not conducted in an "exchange" such as NYSE or CME . Of course is not. Money exchange is a free enterprise
an completely decentralize. Any brokers can quote "whatever" price they want. There is no "official" price of a currency, and at the same time "ALL" prices are "real". Meaning, if you deal with a specific Broker, the Price they quote is...
Thanks J

Through your explanation, I am getting the view from another angel. I am not saying that I believe what I have posted (not my concept). I was looking for counter answers if the above concept is place than what should be the answer! Because all of us can not think in the same way.

Regards

RH
  • #15
  • Mar 26, 2013 10:22am Mar 26, 2013 10:22am
Quoting Mevo
Red H, I don't want to be mean, but:
1. Try to think a little by yourself about what you're talking about
2. If you're unable to understand how all this works, just don't touch to forex, as easy as that.

If you trade with a market maker, you always trade against the broker, that's for sure. But if the broker quotes correct prices (not too far from "real" prices), it's quite the same as if you were trading against someone esle (less a few 10th of pips or 1 to 2 pips). If you want to aggressively scalp, meaning just take very small profits, just...
Hi Mevo

I have replied to jeuro for what I have posted the above. I am in the learning process and need to know all side view before making live trading decisions.

Thanks
  • #16
  • Mar 27, 2013 3:31pm Mar 27, 2013 3:31pm
I currently trade mostly with Interactive Brokers and also with Oanda for small test trades. However I'm thinking of opening an LMAX account and was wondering if anyone with a real (non-demo) account could let me know how they find them. One thing that annoys me with their web-based trading platform is that stops and limit orders can only be entered as relative prices (e.g. 10 pips from entry) rather than as a price level (e.g. 1.27900). Any comments on this or any other points would be much appreciated.

TIA


Adam
  • #17
  • Mar 27, 2013 5:42pm Mar 27, 2013 5:42pm
Mevo,
Do you trading with lmax mt4 account?
or Multichart account?
Quoting Mevo
Hi, this is from a real account. I guess it is what you're talking about. LMAX is a marketplace, so it all depends of the people placing orders on it. They have some contracts with some banks to act as liquidity prividers, and if they change suddently the price of their pending orders, it creates a gap like this. Nothing would have prevented you to place yourself orders INSIDE that gap ...

http://charts.mql5.com/1/188/nzdusd-...13-on-lmax.png
  • #18
  • Mar 28, 2013 8:56am Mar 28, 2013 8:56am
Quoting gnome
I currently trade mostly with Interactive Brokers and also with Oanda for small test trades. However I'm thinking of opening an LMAX account and was wondering if anyone with a real (non-demo) account could let me know how they find them. One thing that annoys me with their web-based trading platform is that stops and limit orders can only be entered as relative prices (e.g. 10 pips from entry) rather than as a price level (e.g. 1.27900). Any comments on this or any other points would be much appreciated.

TIA


Adam
I have traded with them for a six months now and I am very satisfied. Especially if you trade forex. Index and commodity products spreads are a little wider and liquidity seems to be quite low but with forex they are excellent. I execute most entries manually so I haven't had any problems with stop/limit orders. I use only web based platform and use other source for charting and really like simple and reliable platform they offer. Only negative issue is mobile platform where I have had problems with stop orders but you can get around that by using web platform with you mobile.
  • #19
  • Mar 28, 2013 9:58am Mar 28, 2013 9:58am
Thanks kalastaja, that's just the kind of info that I was looking for!
  • #20
  • Mar 28, 2013 10:18am Mar 28, 2013 10:18am
Just found this thread which gives more info about LMAX: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=266866

In general, people seem pretty happy using them.
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