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- bradley79 replied Jul 16, 2018
There are. I was referring to the regulated ones. My bad. The main issue is that unregulated brokers can just close and/or just steal your money. Which is why I do not consider them an option. The other thing is that you can try to find a broker in ...
- bradley79 replied Jul 16, 2018
30:1 for major currency pairs; 20:1 for non-major currency pairs, gold and major indices; 10:1 for commodities other than gold and non-major equity indices; 5:1 for individual equities and other reference values; 2:1 for cryptocurrencies; What now? ...
- bradley79 replied May 17, 2018
There are 3 types of Brokerage models. 1. Market Makers (Dealing Desk) brokers (A.K.A. DD/MM) - These brokers (can) trade against their own clients (i.e. traders) and prefer losers. This is why there is a lot of turnover (in terms of traders) with ...
- bradley79 replied May 15, 2018
If you take a look back you'll see that Dwain's initial statement is about Rollover/swaps/spreads. He did not mention slippage, thus he is correct. How is my agreement with him a contradiction to my own statement? I do agree that slippage has a role ...
- bradley79 replied May 15, 2018
Actually, Dwain is correct. There, in FACT, are brokers (mostly the ones that profit from commisions - DMA/STP ones) that will provide you with a demo account with the same trading conditions as they are in their live account. The only difference is ...
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