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- buddy1 replied Feb 15, 2015
Please clarify?
- buddy1 replied Feb 14, 2015
I have heard that Synergy is an excellent broker. I am yet to try their hybrid account but it seems to be very popular.
- buddy1 replied Feb 14, 2015
The best would be citifx. This is a retail version of their prime broker offereing. As they are a bank prime of prime they would have to be the safest for sure.
- buddy1 replied Feb 13, 2015
This makes perfect sense. They are probably trying to recoup some of the losses they incurred over SNB, Alpari owe them $10 mill. I guess the next thing you will see will be brokers widening spreads or A book brokers switching to B book.
- buddy1 replied Feb 13, 2015
It looks like your the one that works for a specific broker here Buddy boy. On your profile you say you live in Zimbabwe yet you contstantly mention Australia and Australian brokers etc, we are not stupid.. You then say that I have double standards, ...
- buddy1 replied Feb 13, 2015
Yep. Its up to us to trade responsibility, we cant go blaming our brokers for poor trading decisions or expect them to protect us. I think traders need to stand up and become accountable for their actions. The problem is that too many traders are ...
- buddy1 replied Feb 13, 2015
Try Global prime )
- buddy1 replied Feb 13, 2015
This wont change anything, they have to follow a process and no kicking or screaming will help unfortunately.
- buddy1 replied Feb 13, 2015
Too many bad traders trying to blame ASIC and their broker for their own decisions I reckon. If someome trades a leverged product they should be aware of the possible consequences.
- buddy1 replied Feb 13, 2015
Here is a nice article about brokers promising negative balance protection but chasing the negative balance... url
- buddy1 replied Feb 12, 2015
All brokers would be able to chase you no matter where you live, this is because you have a legally bining contract with them. The problem arises when they say they have negative balance protection but still chase you, this is probaby why FXCM wrote ...
- buddy1 replied Feb 12, 2015
No vendetta here Buddy boy, just look at the facts. Ever watched this film buddy? url If not I suggest you do so.
- buddy1 replied Feb 11, 2015
Of course it is stealing but its not stealing when a broker markets themselves as having negative balance protection but still chases the debt to me this is called "scamming". This is exactly what Pepperstone did.
- buddy1 replied Feb 11, 2015
Piss off mate, we can all see your trying to pump up a scam broker. The fact of the matter is people lost money here and your broker in particular scammed them by crashing their system for 3.5 hours then chasing negative balances. Crawl back into ...
- buddy1 replied Feb 11, 2015
your full of crap, they are chasing my friend for about $110k.. probably writing of the small clients but going after ther ones with money. Total scam !!
- buddy1 replied Feb 11, 2015
Lying trolls really piss me off !!
- buddy1 replied Feb 11, 2015
Read this buddy. url . Stop trying to protect this scam broker.
- buddy1 replied Feb 11, 2015
Thats nt what people are saying in the pepperstone thread
- buddy1 replied Feb 11, 2015
Most brokers are chasing negative balances. You know i find it funny that some brokers like Peeperstone lie on their website and say they have negative balance protection but they are chasing negative balances. Scammers i say !!!
- buddy1 replied Feb 8, 2015
They are chasing them Below are the ones that i know are chasing negative balances and the ones that have forgiven them Chasing negatives IG CMC City Index (IFX) Saxo Axitrader Pepperstone Forgiven Negatives or part of Gain Capital FXCM FXPro IC ...