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- str8 replied Jul 1, 2015
There are a few differences between FXCM and FXpro. Fxcm Uk as far as I know didn't offer NBP on their terms and conditions. I remember in their terms they even said that losses can exceed deposits. Only on their site and on their marketing they ...
- str8 replied Jun 27, 2015
What happens if a false spike forms on CFD shares? For example on Adidas German shares a false spike formed on 26 may on Fxpro MT4. This huge spike (over 26%) wasn't formed on exchanges. I have checked with yahoo finances and with another CFD broker ...
- str8 replied Apr 18, 2015
Actually there are more factors that have influence on a share: the microeconomic factor AND the macroeconomic factor. If an important index moves in a direction the stock can also move in the same direction even if nothing important happened with ...
- str8 replied Apr 11, 2015
Taking partial profits is never ok. It never increases your expectation. It basically means: I think I still have an edge so I dont want to exit but I am pussy and I am afraid to risk the full amount. Do the math. Math will tell you its never right ...
- str8 replied Apr 6, 2015
You found all except 12.1 is from Annex A. Have you read Annex A? The important sections are 24.1 24.2 24.3 (which you found them) and from Annex A from Client Agreement 12.1 It clearly says they can amend any of the content of the Client Agreement ...
- str8 replied Apr 6, 2015
From the Client Agreement section 24 and Annex A from Client Agreement section 12. It's not real negative balance protection since they can say any economical event that causes big gaps is force majeur. Probably they will reset all negative balances ...
- str8 replied Apr 5, 2015
CFD shares can be more profitable than forex but there are some problems. There isn't a good broker that offers many CFDs on shares. Usually market makers that I don't have much confidence in them. There are some brokers that I trust them (Hotforex ...
- str8 replied Apr 5, 2015
12.1 In the case of a Force Majeure Event the client shall accept any loss arising. 24.1 Fxpro shall, in its reasonable opinion, determine that a force majeure event occurred; under such circumstances the Firm shall take all reasonably steps in ...
- str8 replied Feb 14, 2015
Has anyone heard of Synergyfx? I think they're from Australia and they made hybrid accounts where they guarantee in their terms and conditions that you can't have a negative balance (all negative balances will be reset to 0). I asked Plus 500 last ...
- str8 replied Feb 14, 2015
I don't know much about insurances. Is it possible to make an insurance against negative balances? I think brokers can make such insurances but is it possible for the trader to insure against negative balances?
- str8 replied Jan 23, 2015
Is Hotforex a market maker or a STP broker? I'm not so sure they are not market makers. Anyway Hotforex is a good broker.
- str8 replied Jan 23, 2015
And this. I already withdrawed my money from them because they don't want to pay the negative balance. (although I don't have a negative balance, this was the only reason I made an account with them). I'm sure many traders will do the same. I can't ...
- str8 replied Jan 23, 2015
This. And retail clients are indeed idiots. They don't have a winning strategy most of them but they don't trade on demo, they want real. They deposit money at brokers where they can lose more than their deposit falsely believing they can only lose ...
- str8 replied Jan 21, 2015
I was shocked by Dukascopy's decision to no go for the money owed by clients. If you trade with a bank 99% they will try to recover the debts from you. Banks don't forgive anything.
- str8 replied Jan 21, 2015
A good rule of thumb is if on the first page the broker says you can lose all your deposit instead of more than the deposit, they probably won't sue you even if terms and conditions they write other things. I didn't see any broker until now that say ...
- str8 replied Jan 18, 2015
I will try to give you a few more tips in searching for a broker that won't sue you. Brokers that tell on the first page that you can lose all your investment are safer than brokers that tell on the first page you can lose more than the deposit. All ...
- str8 replied Jan 18, 2015
I think in practice almost all brokers cover the losses from negative balances. Even if they don't say this on their site. Ironically FXCM who said on their site they will reset the debit balances hasn't done this yet. Market makers are the brokers ...
- str8 replied Jan 18, 2015
They are going to want the money back but they won't win anything because of their stupidity to write on their site that traders will not be responsible for deficit balances. Other brokers also reset in practice the negative account but they don't ...
- str8 replied Jan 16, 2015
It's also possible that plus500 has a negative balance protection. I don't see any terms and conditions only some PDF about risk in which they say you can't be left in debt. url However they don't say explicitly they will credit the debit accounts ...
- str8 replied Jan 16, 2015
FXCM also has a negative balance protection. The other broker I know who has this protection is FXpro. Oanda doesn't have this protection as far as I know. It was their decision to credit the negative balances. But it was not mandatory. However a ...