Hitler account goes negative as Eurchf crash 2000pips [VIDEO]

Just for fun

hilarious

Yeah but Hitler's deposits were in CHF, so he is actually up....

Invade Switzerland!

The "worse than Stalin" part was pretty funny, it fit nicely.

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Edit:
I removed this video, it was really insensitive to what has/is happening.

Actually if he had traded with Oanda or Tickmills, his stop-losses would've been honoured and he wouldn't have lost that much. Ah well Hitler didn't know that it was actually the liquidity providers including the very German Deutsche Bank that screwed him by stopping the quote system which made his traders not able to close positions and requoting, or maybe he did...

Nice video though!

This thread is just for fun, i really understand the real drama and the seriousness of the situation for many traders (and brokers too), i hope these videos do not offend nobody in any way (if that's the case, sorry, it was not my intention).

Well the Hitler video was cool and funny but in the second video, that host laughing was a bit annoying and given the context, can be seen as a little insensitive. After all retail traders REALLY did lose money because of price and market manipulation not just by the SNB.

Maan.....Im laughing my guts out here.....SO FUNNY....again sorry if anyone gets annoyed but i find these videos hilarious..Black húmor also found at hospitals, medical people and so on....To cope with the real horrors....
Keep them comming if there is more....Havend laughed like this since before Black Thursday

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Yes you are right, the idea was to make subtitles about eurchf on that interview video (that is really a funny video) but the result looks like you said a little bit insensitive, but again we have to look at the event of the last week from a speculator point of view!

You see "real speculators" (who trade from long enough) are used to that kind of situations (lose money), every trader in the world lose from time to time, and every trader lose BIG too, from time to time (these who say "i never blown an account in my life" are usually newbies, they too will have such experience sometime in the future).
No matter how much you are good, shit DO happen from time to time, it's a rule of trading.

Me too i used to lost BIG (blow accounts) many times during the years.

And i know, when you are up, everything is not as good as you thought it would be, and when you are down, it feels like you will never get up again.

But somehow, life always goes on..

Don't give up!

what a funny video

SNB sure knows how to shake the world to its' knees

No one trust SNB from now on

This is NOT an issue of loss big or small due to bad trades, this is about losses that got exacerbated when it shouldn't have been but was due to unfair dealing and manipulations. That's different.

Hey i'm really sorry for your (and everybody else who was trading the chf) losses of last week, even if i didn't trade eurchf in the last years (for reasons that are now clear) i use(d) to trade other chf pairs, like gbpchf or usdchf from time to time, so as a matter of fact i was very lucky to not be on the market when shit did hit the fan.

However, this is what forex is, manipulation.
Central banks issue currencies and if and when they want they can affect the value of their currency, with interventions, announcements, by raising or tighting interest rates, by buying or selling big amounts of their or other currencies, etc.

The very fact that every currency have its own central bank that constantly intervene to control its value, make the fx market the most manipulated market of the world.

About eurchf, come on let's be serious now, everybody was in the know that such pair was a "clockwork bomb", everybody knew that 95% of retail positions was on the long side, overleveraged, and with all stoplosses just below the floor.
Everybody knew that as soon as snb would stop protecting the 1.20 level, some serious shit would have followed.
And everybody knew that if the snb would stop protecting the 1.20 level, the drop would be so fast and powerful that stoplosses would not have been of any help.

I knew it, and i'm not a sort of genius, i can assure you that the vast majority of traders knew it too, and stayed far away from that pair for that very reason.

Of course, eurchf buyers was waiting for the snb to raise the floor to 1.25 and basically give away free money to everybody!

I guess they realized now that the market is not there to give us anything, the market is there to take our money.

The jungle law applies, the weak dies, the strong survive and get stronger, i'm sure that now you can't still see what happened on a clear way, but 6 months from now you will think about this eurchf shit and you will realize how much everything worked as it should work.

This is NOT an issue of whether I lost money or not. That is irrelevant here. The issue here is whether the losses was really warranted and justified given the manipulation of currency value by SNB.

You and I are talking about different things. EURCHF pair price might have been manipulated and artificially propped up to unsustainable value I get that BUT you cannot deny that the "correction" process was really being manipulated too and being taken advantage of for ill-gotten gains. Turning winning trades to losing trades by deliberately using a bad price, requoting prices for transactions that have already been closed 12 hours later to inflate the losses, stopping the price quoting system for no possibility of price discovery and then settling trades at prices below the published market-determined quotes, c'mon!! And that is NOT right and need to be stopped. I don't trust that those liquidity f***ers can stop those behaviour on their own and that's why I believe there should be more pressure put on them perhaps from the regulatory side.

And honestly I don't even see that the market is here to take our money. The market is just the market; it's a place where everybody gets together and determines what's the fair value of things and that's it. It only takes money from you if you give it. But what's not right is that a group of people is able to use their sheer size and capital and manipulate the market to set whatever price it wants to their advantage at the expense of others. SNB might be wrong in propping up the value of CHF but the liquidity "providers" pressing down the value of CHF at the same time pocketing windfall of profits all under the guise of "correction" is also not right. Two wrongs doesn't make one right.

Yes jungle law applies, but only to a certain extent. And this is what sets us apart from the animals and this is why we humans are the most powerful, strongest animals in the world because we have a sense of what's right and what's wrong and not run everything by the desire of the stomach.

"sister, I was actually short"

hahahahaha.

The Best Hitler video subtitle.
I know it is no laughing matter for people who suffered some serious pain & losses due SNB action.

Nonetheless great Video.