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- pipmaster77 replied Oct 6, 2016
Strangest thing....my "unregulated offshore ECN broker did not freeze price once during GBP moves earlier, yet "regulated", safe, reliable market maker Oanda froze GBPJPY and EURGBP. Good thing they are under the watchful eye of the CFTC. Keep ...
OANDA Discussion
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 17, 2016
Way more money in forex. That's the whole point of what US regulators are doing, need to bring everyone back to what they want them to trade, equities and futures. Not to mention, minimum leverage, big deposit requirements for day trading, etc. This ...
Reality of FOREX: my experience with brokers + share yours
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 17, 2016
So if proper regulation is key, which I absolutely agree with, US residents should not trade forex. The regulation here is far from proper. In addition to the way they regulate here, they prevent us from using any regulated broker not in the US. So ...
Reality of FOREX: my experience with brokers + share yours
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 16, 2016
Yep, go get a job that you will be miserable going to everyday that pays you just enough to get by. The American Dream. Don't take risks, don't chase dreams, that way you'll never be successful. You can be just like the rest of the masses driving to ...
Can you trade forex to earn money to buy an apartment?
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 15, 2016
Once again, anyone not from the US has so many other options than the US bucketshops of Oanda, FXCM and Forex.com.
Reality of FOREX: my experience with brokers + share yours
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 13, 2016
Not sure how leverage makes a broker unfair. I trade with a high leverage broker simply for the fact I am able to keep most of my forex capital in my own FDIC insured bank account. Risk has nothing to do with leverage, if I am precise with my entry ...
Reality of FOREX: my experience with brokers + share yours
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 10, 2016
I'm just not clear on what everyone's issue is with this guy. US traders (who do not trade offshore) are stuck with FXCM, Oanda, and Forex.com. We are fooled to believe because they are "regulated" by the NFA, they are good brokers. This guy is ...
Breaking News: CFTC charges FXCM with undercapitalization
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 10, 2016
This is exactly what DS is trying to show. All brokers do this and traders have grown to accept it. Look at all the poor souls trading at FXCM, Oanda and Forex.com. All the shit they do and get away with and people keep trading there. By the way, ...
FXCM Discussion
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 5, 2016
It makes me laugh my ass off how FXCM claims they are a good broker playing by the rules. They have been fined so many times for numerous things. They come on here acting like they have the trader's best interest like we are a bunch of idiots.
FXCM Discussion
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 4, 2016
And trading with a US NFA/CFTC regulated broker benefits me how exactly? Is it the fact that I need to deposit 10 times more money for margin to execute the same size trades? or maybe not being allowed to hedge or having to close positions in a ...
Choose your broker wisely
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 4, 2016
Been offshore for 3 years. In addition to higher leverage, no FIFO and the ability to hedge, I actually trust my broker is DMA/ECN as I have watched my trades come within .001 of stops numerous times and not hit, I have no freezing platforms, no ...
Reality of FOREX: my experience with brokers + share yours
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 3, 2016
I just do not understand why someone from Germany would trade with Oanda. There are so many DMA/ECN options available to you. You can chose any UK regulated broker, in my opinion, the best in the world. I feel the US broker options are so ...
OANDA Discussion
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 1, 2016
What risk? 80% of my capital is in my own bank as opposed to 100% being with a US "regulated" broker. The risk is being with a US broker. The"minimum standards of financial responsibility and transparency set by a government regulator" does nothing ...
FXCM Discussion
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 1, 2016
It's actually quite simple. Let's use round numbers for simplicity. I have $25,000 to trade forex with. In the US, I need to deposit the entire $25,000 for margin to execute the size trades I want. By trading offshore, I keep $20K in my FDIC insured ...
FXCM Discussion
- pipmaster77 replied Sep 1, 2016
Well, if you trade anything but USD crosses, there is absolutely no volume. You cannot scalp, not even sure what the shortest time you may be in a trade is. I prefer the flexibility of many instruments and moving in and out however I wish, whether ...
Reality of FOREX: my experience with brokers + share yours
- pipmaster77 replied Aug 31, 2016

Insured funds??? roflmao
Ironically, these wonderful regulations which require us to deposit 10 times more than the rest of the world because they feel leverage hurts us, do nothing to protect our funds. If a US broker goes ...FXCM Discussion
- pipmaster77 replied Aug 29, 2016
Being a resident of the US, I trade offshore with Trader's Way. I know there will be several in disagreement due to them not being regulated. However, I've been there 3 years and have never had a frozen platform or random price spike not found ...
Reality of FOREX: my experience with brokers + share yours
- pipmaster77 replied Aug 21, 2016
Wow, you haven't bothered me in over 10 days and there I am popping up in your post. Now, may I ask, what have I done to be labeled a fraud?
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