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- High.Five replied Jan 12, 2015
If the case is now in the hands of the FOS, then it wouldn't be wise for either party to further comment on this matter until a decision has been reached.
- High.Five replied Jul 17, 2014
+1 Profiforex reps are as sharp as a sack of wet mice. One post wonders who pose as traders posting on various forums (Babypips, Trade2win and now Forexfactory) promoting their unregulated broker.
- High.Five replied Jun 9, 2014
The calculation of a pip value (with the exception to SpreadBetting accounts) should be pretty standard, irrespective of which broker you are with: Here’s how: The profit or loss per pip is always calculated based on the quote currency. The quote ...
- High.Five replied May 22, 2014
There is absolutely no reason why you would have to close the orders at a loss. May I suggest you contact your EA provider and ask him for an updated version to incorporate execution of an order correctly using the OrderSend() function. ...
- High.Five replied May 22, 2014
This might help: video
- High.Five replied May 22, 2014
Gents, Here's an idea -> Open an Alpari Demo Market account and try it for yourselves
- High.Five replied May 22, 2014
Good grief.. For the newbies, they are an ECN broker. If you’re an EA user -> You place the Order with SL and TP set to 0.0 and then OrderModify() to place the SL & TP. For example void OnStart() { int TrailingStop=50; //--- modifies Stop Loss price ...
- High.Five replied May 21, 2014
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- High.Five replied Mar 27, 2014
Are we depriving some village of its idiot? It’s our responsibility to ensure they are funds in our account prior to any (regular) payments going out. No financial institution will accept any liability for delays in payments. If you find any, please ...
- High.Five replied Mar 27, 2014
Still find it rather difficult to fathom how you would expect a broker to pay for bank charges on payments you authorised in spite of not having adequate funds in your account. It’s rather sad really, blaming some eminence grise for charges ...
- High.Five replied Mar 27, 2014
If you did not receive your funds, then the bank clearly cannot charge you for services related to this. Why would you expect a goodwill gesture? Could the bank charges be related to other features of your account? The position size for each ...
- High.Five replied Mar 19, 2014
In all fairness tradethefx, there's so much slander on online reviews that even the best brokers appear foul. Failed traders want to take it out on their broker, or brokers competition want to cast doubt on them, making negative reviews abundant for ...
- High.Five replied Feb 21, 2014
Nice one Fxworld From what's been said on the Metaquotes forum, I believe what you are looking for isn't possible for the entire fx market. Your YouTube video possibly shows volumes from the brokers liquidity providers. Hope this helps
- High.Five replied Feb 21, 2014
I think what Alex is trying to say is that on MT5, the volume on the chart could be either the tick volume or the real traded volume. The tick volume (like your picture) indicates the number of quotes received within a specific timeframe. On the ...
- High.Five replied Feb 4, 2014
From your previous cleaned up posts, it's clearly evident you have grudge, love a little drama and want to stir up controversy. Move along mate. Have a few steins on me - go on! I'll even throw-in a frankfurter and a strudel +1
- High.Five replied Sep 4, 2013
Do correct me if I’m wrong – I believe what he’s trying to say old chap is that he has sent a withdrawal request thirteen odd days ago but has yet to receive the funds in his bank account. Consequently, I gather he hasn’t been able to play a good ...
- High.Five replied Aug 29, 2013
You’d be better off donating your money to a charity. url image
- High.Five replied Aug 9, 2013
+ 1 How do traders think spikes are fixed? Certainly not the magic fairy. A scalpel can be a very useful implement in the hands of a skilled surgeon. It can also be used by a psychotic mass murderer. Thinking of it as the latter says quite a lot ...