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- shrike replied May 9, 2012
Write them a mail about it, maybe if enough people complain they will change their position. They are convinced they are protecing their clients with this.
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied May 9, 2012
JayJonBeach: commissions based on dollar-volume traded is rather standard in spot fx. And wrt to CFDs: some of them have nice spreads, eps. DAX. But you need to be careful around news time. They sometimes stop quoting for a minute or so - this is ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied May 9, 2012
British Virgin Islands? LMAX certainly isn't picky with their parnters..
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Apr 26, 2012
No disconnects here. Might as well be your ISP. Mine is acting up from time to time too.
OANDA Discussion
- shrike replied Apr 13, 2012
FSCS covers up to GBP 85K - not sure what happens to open positions tho. I assume they will get closed at market.
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Apr 12, 2012
What? "MFGlobal is only small part of MFGlobal" ? Ok..
Do prime brokers accept $500k account?
- shrike replied Apr 9, 2012
They are (or were) posting with forum aliases here, and they print "Regulated" in big fat letters on their website, when, in fact, they are not.
Do prime brokers accept $500k account?
- shrike replied Apr 9, 2012
Ok.. i still dont know what the issse is exactly, other than Armada being dicks.
Do prime brokers accept $500k account?
- shrike replied Mar 29, 2012
I noticed also that marketdepth got deeper than previously, in eur/usd atleast. Total depth now between 15-20 million each side. I assume they have brought in an additional liquidity provider. Index CFDs are problematic tho. While spreads tighted to ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- shrike replied Mar 27, 2012
A "seat lease" or "membership lease" doesnt have anything to do with the pits per se. An exchange member can trade in the pits, but they are a ghost-town nowadays, and for most products dont even exist anymore. It costs a couple of thousand $ per ...
FX Futures via CME
- shrike replied Mar 27, 2012
In reality, no. You need to go through a broker to trade on the CME. You can lease an exchange-seat for a fee (become a non-clearing member), and save alot on fees, but that only makes sense for traders who trade really big, and you still have to go ...
FX Futures via CME
- shrike replied Mar 19, 2012
No, FSA has nothing to do with it. You are sending your cash to Armada, which is an estonian firm. Unregulated, as far as i can tell, so no protection.
Armada Markets
- shrike replied Mar 19, 2012
Yes i have an account there. Thats the reason i would like to know about any legit concerns about this company.
Best Broker for 2012?
- shrike replied Mar 19, 2012
So what are your reservations against the company? Agreed, there are a few obviously paid Armada forum posters around (lmax itself doesn't appear to do that). I dont think Coco is a rep in disguise, rather easily excited. Personally i wouldnt send ...
Best Broker for 2012?
- shrike replied Mar 17, 2012
Its a nice addition, but spreads aren't really that attractive compared to the better cfd dealers. 2 on Dax, 5 on Dow, 0.8 on S&P. Maybe they get tighter once they go live with this. Also, the way they are doing it is not very Oanda-esque. Its a ...
OANDA Discussion
- shrike replied Feb 28, 2012
chiba: you would need to buy 25.000 EUR/USD (for example) for $2.5 per pip PnL, that is correct - but your broker will provide leverage - that means that you only need a fraction of that in margin to keep this position open. About $600 in IBs case. ...
Interactive Brokers - experiences and opinions
- shrike replied Feb 26, 2012
Actually, Oanda guarantees it, its explicitly in the agreement i signed. But thats like 5 years ago, maybe its changed. They also did follow through on it - theres a thread on their forums about it. A few accounts got in to a deficit due to XAU ...
Brokers that liquidate accounts at zero before negative balance occurs