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triphop replied Jan 26, 2018Sorry, I actually meant to quote Alcopop, nonetheless - good work
FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now
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triphop replied Jan 25, 2018At the risk of sounding like a broken record - COMPLAIN! It's not over until it's over - another week or so.
FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now
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triphop replied Jan 24, 2018The Swiss brokers Dukascopy, otherwise known as Russians
Yes, it's a massive own goal. Looking at the options, I think the risk of people opening accounts with lots of brokers outside EU is probably limited so maybe the better sell on the ...FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now
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triphop replied Jan 22, 2018Wishful thinking. Whatever the classification, true spot forex would imply delivery of a currency - and when's the last time your broker turned up with a wad of Swiss francs at your house? Rolling spot implies no delivery and is what we trade daily. ...
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triphop replied Jan 22, 2018And where you guys go, we follow a couple of years later, I know... As an unwashed rube, I use leverage to drain my account in the shortest time possible, but other more professional uses... - structured, geometric martingale progression trading. ...
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triphop replied Jan 21, 2018Well I really hope you're wrong too. The prompt to complain came from them, this is one of the ideas they gave but the only one I think has traction. The other point I've made is that it reduces amount traders are required to entrust with brokers ...
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triphop replied Jan 21, 2018Agree with almost all of that; opening up the system increases the risk of outsiders exposing the flaws in it. The brokers are tiny fish, which is another reason I don't buy their influence. I did once see a SB customer breakdown ( 8 years ago so ...
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triphop replied Jan 21, 2018You mean is this an elaborate ploy orchestrated by brokers across the whole of Europe to screw their own clients? I'm cynical at the best of times but no, there's a far simpler explanation - naked self interest - both of brokers, and us traders. I'm ...
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triphop replied Jan 20, 2018Ladies and gents, This is a thread of action. I know for a fact that many of you have gone through blood, sweat and tears to get to where you are now, and this will effect thousands reading right now. So... - if you think this will effect you if ...
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triphop replied Jan 19, 2018Tomorton - Cheers mate. I'm sure it'll encompass everything. Even if it's not specified right now, they won't leave anything unchecked. Diceman - Eeesh. I've seen a few sham consultations before in gov but I think the terms really are still up for ...
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FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now
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OK now I've got your attention, ESMA are proposing to cap leverage as low as 5 to 1 across the ...
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triphop replied Sep 20, 2017These are the last years of trading we will ever experience. Since I started around 8 years ago the moves are already far faster. spikes that will wipe out overleveraged account are WAY more commonplace. And to cap it all, markets entries ...
Do we need Artifical Intelligence in trading?
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triphop replied Sep 18, 2017I'm not sure about your conclusion here - options are explicitly a way of trading volatility rather than assuming it's constant. In order to do so, the directional component is taken care of through delta hedging, and in FX the interest rates too, ...
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triphop replied Sep 5, 2017In order of predictability... QE (anywhere), NFPs (US), interest rate announcements, interest rate votes in joint place with employment stats (other countries), the rest of them. But this is after the dust has settled. Stops can be taken out above ...
are some news releases more predictable than others?
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triphop replied Aug 31, 2017I called bullshit on this and checked three brokers. And to my horror, Jason - you are right. Interactive brokers. Without notice Dukascopy. Without notice. Saxo. Without notice. This doesn't make it ethically right, it just means that the entire ...
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triphop replied Aug 29, 2017Jason, let's be really clear here because the details matter. Changing margin requirements WITHOUT NOTICE is utterly not acceptable. Saxo, that AAD mentioned, isn't doing it without notice, they are merely updating their risk profiles in advance. If ...
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triphop replied Aug 17, 2017Nison will go down as the only man in history that can discover a chest full of gold, empty it out and triumphantly return with just the chest.
About Candlesticks: Why they were created? What do they reveal?
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triphop replied Aug 17, 2017I'm not one for most of this scaremongering but right now, FXCM just made an unprecedented move. They've now included in their T&Cs the right to change margin requirements due to volatile conditions arising from US & North Korea. Fair enough with ...
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