Cheaters - Banks fined for manipulation

This got me thinking: How safe are my money? Thanks to a good friend who give me this info...
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/banks-...140901678.html

Now you have somebody to blame for your losses

This has been going on many years back,

there was a public inquiry into this a couple of years ago.it went as far as the bank of England ,and the chairman of the day had to explain a memo he sent to the head of Barclay were he told him that he should tell the boys to tighten the rains a little regarding the over night fixed libor rates as eye brows were being raised .

we should not be surprised about these things after all they are what we call banking.

i don't see what the problem is, we all know that in the forex maket liquidity is the key, the ones who have the more money control it. our micro lots are like piss in the sea

sounds like a lot of hard work to mark people up 2 pips on phone call orders... btw who places orders by phone? these must be whales placing huge orders? i'd be way more interested in news of a bank doing this same practice but on a huge scale using in house software.

Well I can say one of my best trades on forex, I projected a high on the 2008 AUD/USD for 98488 ( 3 months prior to this high) - I sold 3 mill ( was with Bears Stern) overnight I placed a stop as a safety in case ( but was 50 pips away), somehow the price which was 50 more pips was taken ? after arguing and threatening to pull account as no proof existed whatsoever of the market ever reaching the stop price - Sterns confirm but cannot provide evidence for why the position was taken, even though my trade still was active it was cleared a day later and I was told a mistake . based on my actual trade and projection to 77977 as my low. The AUD fell so fast and was pretty close to my level I was venting for a week after, still managed to trade down to that level but after that I pulled the account and then Sterns were bought out. BS threatened to pull the whole fund account and basically sue us was the attitude, so I am glad someone is starting to claw back a little of what they steal!

it wasn't the first time and it wont be the last ive experienced these banks do this type of manipulation, all good you get up and move on.

I am wondering what that really means ? is it supposed to stop ? Many discussions include the manipulation from them but with this they seem to have right! Isn't a very serious matter to be looked on ?