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- Emg replied Mar 18, 2018
If you guys think the brokers are scamming you, why don't you trade through an exchange like the CME FX Futures. I have been using data from CME FX Futures and regular Spot FX brokers for years and years. Personally I don't see any discrepancy ...
- Emg replied Feb 4, 2018
Even retailed forex is an insignificant part of total forex market. Probably around 6% to 8% of the total. It still has tremendous value to society. It provides both price discovery and liquidity to everyone. The more participants in a market, the ...
- Emg replied May 20, 2017
Your question is good as why 95% of all businesses fail within 10 years or why 99.99% of football players won't become pro. Everything is competition. Have you wondered how many job applicants are there for a good job? Why they reject 99% of job ...
- Emg replied May 20, 2017
Why don't you trade forex futures then? You can trade against other traders through an exchange. No brokers will ever trade against you. To me, there is no different between spot forex and forex futures movement-wise and price-wise.
- Emg replied Feb 23, 2013
Yes,that is correct. spoT forex is exempted from Europe's financial transaction taxes, because European Union is afraid taxing on SPOT forex will impede financial capital movement across nations in Europe. There are thousands of companies in Europe t ...
- Emg replied Jan 3, 2012
To be fair, Warren Buffet got burned in forex market couple year ago. He lost billions. He decided forex was not his thing and vowed never speculating in forex market again.
- Emg replied Oct 4, 2010
<Quote> You are quite correct that the CFTC will face serious challenges enforcing these provisions with respect to overseas entities. Note well that the Commodity Exchange Act and CFTC's final rules on retail forex explicitly make it illegal for ...
- Emg replied Sep 30, 2010
Good luck on crackdown. Online gambling casinos and pokers are deemed highly illegal in US. US government spent millions of dollars each year tries to enforce the laws. Despite that, they can’t shut down online casinos offshore. As a result, ...
- Emg replied Sep 22, 2010
Actually there are no laws in US prohibiting US citizens from trading oversea. Notice the different meanings between "prohibiting foreign banks/brokers" and "prohibiting US citizens." The CFTC rule only says prohibiting foreign broker/bank ...
- Emg replied Sep 9, 2010
Below is an US law firm's interpretation of the regulation: .......Further, there is nothing in the final rules which makes it illegal for U.S. retail forex traders to seek additional leverage from abroad. Given the lack of an express prohibition, ...
- Emg replied Sep 4, 2010
You are correct. They can't stop you. US laws are not applicable in other lands, but don't expect the US government to help you when you have problems getting your funds back.
- Emg replied Jun 13, 2010
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." Albert Einstein
- Emg replied Apr 28, 2010
Few sites come to my mind to audit your result: timertrac.com strategyrunner.com collective2.com If you are really good, you will attract a lot of investors.
- Emg replied Apr 1, 2010
He is right about the coin-tossing for one thousand times. But if the coin toss for about a million times, he will find no ones win or lose the contests.
- Emg replied Mar 23, 2010
To be fair, no ones here have mentioned they made money consistently on 10:1 leverage with proof. If you don't know how to use the leverage, you can blow out $80,000 on 10:1 leverage as fast as $2,000 on 100:1 leverage.
- Emg replied Jan 23, 2010
You must have very deep pocket. The problem is most small traders don't have as much money as you do. To save up $80,000 or $300,000 USD to trade, it may take them years and years of saving if not forever. They might as well as forget about it. Back ...
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