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    • Takisd replied Mar 18, 2013

      LOL did you just blame the market for a requote? If you buy "at market" you are getting the best price the market can give you. Its the same in any market. A requote is created by a broker because they aren't willing to take the counter-party risk ...

      Alpari Mystery
    • Takisd replied Mar 2, 2013

      Wait wait wait a moment.. You are saying that ECN has fixed spreads? Have you ever traded before? ECN is market based spreads (what the market is trading at) A fixed spread would indicate they are taking it all inhouse and hoping you lose your money ...

      Is Alpari a Russian broker?
    • Takisd replied Jan 27, 2013

      Over the years I have developed a new strategy for FOREX trading. Its called the over extended bias of forexfactory strategy. Basically, after a big move has occured, when you start to see huge predictions like "another 1000 pips to go" or "this ...

      EURUSD
    • Takisd replied Jan 25, 2013

      Oh worldy waters of wishing welldom, what price shall we end the day at....... *drops coin into wishing well praying for the day to end up at eur/usd parity*

      EURUSD
    • Takisd replied Mar 18, 2011

      I dare say there is alot of liquidity missing on the yen sell side at the moment. So illiquid markets may cause liquidity providers to shut up shop temporarily, thus effecting retail brokers. I haven't heard of any legitimate broker doing anything ...

      Broker widening spreads on JPY
    • Takisd replied Mar 9, 2011

      financial data is easily manipulated.. Such as certain US brokers claiming client funds as liquid capital to surpass the capital requirements. Just because there are numbers on a page, doesnt make them legitimate.

      Australian Brokers and ASIC
    • Takisd replied Mar 9, 2011

      If a broker is using client monies to pay the bills, then I have no doubt they will collapse, and it will fall under the above. But they would have to go bust really quickly before their auditor finds out. If KPMG or the likes got hint of this ...

      Australian Brokers and ASIC
    • Takisd replied Mar 9, 2011

      Its written in all the RG's. Required ASLF: Adjusted Liabilities = Required ASLF = = $0 $50,000 + ($0 - $1mill) $0 x 5.0% + ($1mill - $100mill) $0 x 0.5% (> $100mill) $50,000 These are the requirements in accordance with client liabilities. So if ...

      Australian Brokers and ASIC