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- KarlKraus replied 4 hr ago
Sorry to disappoint, but I know nothing about them at all. Whatever's going on there, it doesn't alter what I said above: unlike most of what's said here, that's just factual.
- KarlKraus replied 9 hr ago
Happily: you just briefly enter an order that’s far from the current price, and see whether or not it immediately shows up on the exchange’s depth-of-market, where pending orders are listed. If it does, then you know your account is real and ...
- KarlKraus replied 27 hr ago
The determination of some of this forum’s members not to acknowledge this simple, provable, unarguable reality just continues to amaze me, time after time after time: evidently the words "Yes, ok, I see what you mean: maybe I’m mistaken after all" ...
- KarlKraus replied Apr 23, 2024
Lol. Ladder presumably doesn’t understand order types (maybe only uses market orders, or something?).
- KarlKraus replied Apr 23, 2024
The point you’re missing (as usual) is that with futures it’s trivially easy to verify whether or not your account is real/live/funded: there’s an exchange (the CME), so all you have to do is briefly enter a stop order a mile from the current price ...
- KarlKraus replied Apr 20, 2024
Nearly unbelievable: the gratuitous, unhelpful, desperate, ridiculous spammers are now even spamming the threads of other gratuitous, unhelpful, desperate, ridiculous spammers. You couldn’t make it up.
- KarlKraus replied Apr 17, 2024
No, I’m not arguing with that, certainly.
- KarlKraus replied Apr 17, 2024
My guess is that it prevents some obvious abuses, avoids some legal problems and makes life easier for the funding company, from their compliance perspective. (I may be wrong, also.)
- KarlKraus replied Apr 12, 2024
Why are you pasting in stuff from the web as “forum posts”? Are you trying to “build credibility” here, or what?! And why? Anyway, it’s just stupid, whatever the reason.
- KarlKraus replied Apr 12, 2024
Why are you pasting in stuff from the web as “forum posts”? Are you trying to “build credibility” here, or what?! And why? Anyway, it’s just stupid, whatever the reason.
- KarlKraus replied Apr 12, 2024
Why are you pasting in stuff from the web as “forum posts”? Are you trying to “build credibility” here, or what?! And why? Anyway, it’s just stupid, whatever the reason.
- KarlKraus replied Apr 8, 2024
No, the opposite: it’s actually JPY/USD. In its style/movements/influences, it’s the nearest you can get, though, so it will clearly be the best and easiest for you, given what you asked.
- KarlKraus replied Apr 8, 2024
6J, Yen futures.
- KarlKraus replied Apr 6, 2024
If a broker doesn’t take credit-cards, there can be only one reason for that: major financial institutions won’t do business with them. We each decide for ourselves whether or not we want to. Clue/hint: NO serious or professional trader, or anyone ...
- KarlKraus replied Apr 4, 2024
You’re completely missing the point. The reality is exactly the opposite to what you’re mistakenly saying. As so often, you just couldn’t be more wrong if you tried. Limiting the leverage available to you is costing the government money (actually in ...
- KarlKraus replied Apr 4, 2024
This is exactly the point that so many don't appreciate. In this forum, probably not. Because someone doing it for a living would (unlike most of this forum’s members) understand in detail the reasons it couldn’t be done with CFDs/spot forex by ...
- KarlKraus replied Apr 4, 2024
It depends how you do so. You can certainly make the SMA-200 smaller (even much smaller) without undermining the general principle. What makes it totally different is if you try to make the SMA-5 bigger. I would not do that.
- KarlKraus replied Apr 3, 2024
Lol, still quite a lot of tearing of hair and gnashing of teeth, but one by one they’re gradually starting to see the light of day … there are actually some working braincells here, after all ...
- KarlKraus replied Mar 30, 2024
And it is. What they’re not telling you is that it’s that way because they choose for it to be that way, because they don’t want their customers’ accounts being regulated by a proper regulator, if they can avoid it. Does that tell you what you need ...
- KarlKraus replied Mar 29, 2024
The three best, most reliable and most honest (by far) are TradeDay, Topstep and Earn2Trade. The one to keep away from is Apex.