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- FxTyran replied Jun 23, 2015
Something tells me that there will be more to come. We have not unearthed everything just yet...
- FxTyran replied Jun 23, 2015
Well, basically a bonus is like an extra leverage. Just as Ganesh said, and I fully agree with him, when a broker gives you a 100% bonus, you basically increase your leverage twice: Leverage: 1:500 Deposit: 1,000$ Bonus: 1,000$ Total equity: 2,000$ ...
- FxTyran replied Jun 18, 2015
There are some discrepancies with the policies of Pepperstone, in particular the Negative Balance Protection. On their website, it is CLEARLY stated that they offer Negative Balance Protection, and Automated Risk Management system. (screenshot from ...
- FxTyran replied Jun 18, 2015
Guys, There are some discrepancies with the policies of Pepperstone on the Negative Balance Protection. On their website, it is CLEARLY stated that they offer Negative Balance Protection, and Automated Risk Management system. (screenshot from their ...
- FxTyran replied Jun 18, 2015
Guys, There are some discrepancies with the policies of Pepperstone, in particular the Negative Balance Protection. On their website, it is CLEARLY stated that they offer Negative Balance Protection, and Automated Risk Management system. (screenshot ...
- FxTyran replied Apr 17, 2015
So. I know where the hole in the funds of Alpari UK is from: url Mr. Dashin is having a lavish lifestyle, KPMG is billing tons of pounds to cover their fees, Dashin, the "business magnate" is creating and then will bankrupt yet another ...
- FxTyran replied Feb 11, 2015
Some good articles here: url and url They are in German, but turn on the translate, and you can see that even the lawyers are saying that whatever Saxo is doing has no legal basis.
- FxTyran replied Feb 11, 2015
Ok, I get it. So basically, most of the flow was internalised, i.e. Market Maker. That was the only thing you had to tell.
- FxTyran replied Feb 11, 2015
An interesting article on ForexMagnates on Saxo not forgiving the negative balances, in case you have not seen it already. url Some good articles here: url and url They are in German, but turn on the translate, and you can see that even the ...
- FxTyran replied Feb 11, 2015
So they are working hard, I see... url
- FxTyran replied Feb 10, 2015
If Ducas goes bust, it will be exactly the same process of administration as Alpari UK. It's not a question of regulation, the client's funds are safe and segregated under both the FINMA and the FCA. It is a question of approach. You are a Swiss ...
- FxTyran replied Feb 10, 2015
Those look dodgy... No regulation, and the topic is Prime of Prime, not bucket shops.
- FxTyran replied Feb 10, 2015
I's sorry to be a difficult one, but, if you say that you do somewhere $200 bl volume a month, and that your losses are 1,6% of your capital, and compared to FXCM, whose monthly volume is around $450 bl, and they lost $225 million, then just by the ...
- FxTyran replied Feb 9, 2015
Hi, Might be a little too late to ask, and I wasn't bothered looking up the info myself, but still want to know if you have suffered any losses on the SNB move. Thanks
- FxTyran replied Feb 9, 2015
Just in case you have not seen this: video Trading should involve some sort of humour
- FxTyran replied Feb 9, 2015
Guys, why on earth a Swiss "Bank" would hold: 1. Beauty Contests 2. Have Binary Options (!!!) 3. Poker Tournaments 4. Give bonuses (Come on, seriously? A swiss bank to give bonuses? Get outta here...) To me, some very desperate moves.
- FxTyran replied Feb 9, 2015
To me, looks like a TOTAL scam... No regulation, fake address, and did you give them your phone number? How did they call you?
- FxTyran replied Feb 5, 2015
Angry Chinese IBs and Clients wanting back their money.
- FxTyran replied Feb 5, 2015
Under which regulation did you open an account there? And did you notify the regulator?
- FxTyran replied Feb 5, 2015
FCA is there for the sake of Anti Money Laundering, Anti Terrorist Financing, keeping the client funds segregated, and that the brokers meet their Know Your Client obligations, as well as capital adequacy. FCA has nothing to do with the ...