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- Creator replied Apr 27, 2011
Dukas is good broker for their shareholders. I closed my account with them for some very personal reasons, becuse of which I've lost trust in them.
- Creator replied Apr 27, 2011
Nice observation. In relation to DBFX I already wrote my opinion: Actually, I expected for something like that to happen and kudos to Deutsche Bank. It is big, credible bank and DBFX was twilight zone. Marriage of liquidity and FXCM scammers to ...
- Creator replied Apr 27, 2011
Did anyone have success in contacting Barclay's institutional clients FX department (not retail)? In communication they behave in very arrogant British way, what might mean that business is just fine.
- Creator replied Apr 27, 2011
Straight to the point. Being in the middle is the worst scenario, as stake is already not tiny and requirements are realistically bigger. I hardly see long-term survival of small FX trader given criminals behind retail FX business. Sporadic gains ...
- Creator replied Apr 27, 2011
Semi-informed guess is that DBFX counted for about few percents of Deutsche Bank FX flows. DBFX meant nothing for Deutsche Bank and IT WAS retail traders platform, NOT INSTITUTIONAL by any means.
- Creator replied Apr 21, 2011
Because some people trade with bigger deposits and have concerns over realiability of execution. FXOpen is broker with very, very low level of credibility among serious traders who in general closed their accounts with FXOpen. And yes they are good ...
- Creator replied Apr 21, 2011
Do some homework BTW, a lot is already written even in this thread. Also, if you don't come to conclusion that there is no many or essential or critical differences between Dukascopy and other marketmakers, independently how they advertise, than you ...
- Creator replied Apr 21, 2011
Game over !
- Creator replied Apr 21, 2011
Forget Oanda.
- Creator replied Apr 18, 2011
Dukascopy is definitelly step forward from Oanda, but all they belong to same group of illusionists for beginners. Some are really bad (Alpari, FXPro, Easy Forex, FXCM, many more), some tries to look better (Oanda, DBFX, IB, Dukascopy) many, more. ...
- Creator replied Mar 5, 2011
Oanda is bucket shop, marketmaker and has software manipulation that works against clients very often. It is masked by non-execution and some glitches (frozen platform or crash) that are sometimes more often impose real dangers to traders account. ...
- Creator replied Mar 5, 2011
Right. For several reasons I drastically minimized account with them and simply follow its flow.
- Creator replied Mar 5, 2011
It is Russian owned business, so Soviet ideology might be easily behind Dukas Copy might look good, but smells suspicious. IMO their best offer is segregated account option (costly of course) that is safety measure for anything above 100.000. I'm ...
- Creator replied Feb 28, 2011
Which range of monthly trade turnover qualifies for status of an institutional trader and appropriate commission level? Is institutional traders' platform same as retail? Are big lots like 10 M practical for fast and realiable execution at PFG? What ...
- Creator replied Feb 28, 2011
I know PFG (with PFGBest platform) which is not same as PFGFX (which is Russian owned suspicious broker). Something in between, better than most of popular bucket shops, but still closer to typical retail broker than real institutional FX IMHO. In ...
- Creator replied Feb 26, 2011
Without action more and more traders would be screwed up. Brokers are infected with desease of greed and making easy non-risk profits. FX industry needs more scandals to reveal the reality as much as possible. I did my trades on FXCM and didn't lose ...
- Creator replied Feb 22, 2011
There is one important lesson to learn for new (and some not so new) traders who wish to survive in Forex. All retail brokers (and except Prime brokers that give you access to institutional markets of EBS calibre), all without exclusion brokers are ...
- Creator replied Feb 21, 2011
Also, it doubles commission and bank charges additional fee for money deposited. It is worth option nevertheless in terms to save deposit if Ducascopy went bust (what is always possible). On the other hand for clients with bigger deposits (5M+) and ...
- Creator replied Feb 21, 2011
There is one important lesson to learn for anyone new who wish to play/trade Forex. All retail brokers are middlemen between financial streams of (relatively) small traders and real forex market. In between, there are ZILLION OF DEALS that have ...
- Creator replied Nov 29, 2010
@1.40 it was joke already. I mentioned several times that growth is very, very likely over and that playing opposite direction is more of reality. QE2 didn't change anything, as it was orchestrated between EU and US, on the one hand US needed badly ...