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jagui commented Aug 11, 2011Journalists like this one should be put in jail, my 5-weeks son could write better. What a pile of bs, we'll never default. We didn't default before the euro, when interest rates were more than 12%, current rates are a bargain to issue more debt, ...
The Sad Story Of How Italy Got To Be Such A Tragedy In The Making
- jagui commented Aug 10, 2011
Jolly, I'm an European first. I would love an European nation, instead of the single Countries, sort of USE, United States of Europe. Thank you for your long explanation, my friend, I think you're right on your analysis. I know I would have bought ...
Debt crisis: Is this the end for the euro?
- jagui commented Aug 10, 2011
The germans are gaining more than they are loosing, from the euro. We have to look at fundamental long term macro economics. There are flaws, we know, but we won't give up, we'll find solutions and adapt and evolve. The European Community was born ...
Debt crisis: Is this the end for the euro?
- jagui commented Aug 10, 2011
Jolly, if you were european, you could judge the euro situation better. Americans have a biased reasoning, they are generally too ethno-centric to really understand things somewhat different from their culture. We, europeans, know that the uk is the ...
Debt crisis: Is this the end for the euro?
- jagui commented Aug 9, 2011
It's fun to see how all UK media are shouting against the EURO, in a coordinated mediatic effort. LOL. These are bs, nothing more. The EURO is strong. The EURO is here to stay. Don't believe the UK hype. The UK wants to hide the fact that the Pound ...
Debt crisis: Is this the end for the euro?
- jagui replied Mar 24, 2011
First withdrawal ok — I just made the first "big" withdrawal from FinFx. They were quite fast: money was in my bank no later than 48 hours.
FinFX opinions
- jagui replied Mar 24, 2011
This is common because, in ECNs, it's impossible to know the execution price in advance.
FxPro xTrader ECN
- jagui replied Mar 23, 2011
...but still better than usa (with their nazist regulators)
CitiFX or FinFX - Convince me
- jagui replied Mar 22, 2011
Forex is not regulated in Finland, so they don't have to register. Even if they wanted, they couldn't. This is from FIN-FSA: Forex trading is a non-restricted business activity, not requiring operating authorisaiton from either the Financial ...
CitiFX or FinFX - Convince me
- jagui replied Mar 20, 2011
Every broker can have a bad tick every once in a while. They refunded losses without delay. Regarding the 1-pip limit, keep in mind that they use a MT4 bridge. Their MT4 is not directly plugged into an ECN with custom plugin (like MB or FXOpen, for ...
CitiFX or FinFX - Convince me
- jagui replied Mar 19, 2011
In ECN accounts there is no discretion, all trades go through. This is the new growing business model for forex brokers: collect commissions without risk.
CitiFX or FinFX - Convince me
- jagui replied Mar 19, 2011
There are some. Here one: url You can also ask Integral for partner brokers.
Is MBT really an ECN ?
- jagui replied Mar 3, 2011
Integral is an ECN, and of course it is not a bucket shop. FinFx is just a bridge, they earn commissions, and this exclude being a bucket shop.
CitiFX or FinFX - Convince me
- jagui replied Mar 3, 2011
No. Instead they give poor execution to every client, and hedge the ones who profit. I profited with fxpro for over two years. After the first two months of profits, they moved my account to another server... guess why?
Opinion on FxPro
- jagui replied Mar 3, 2011
The live ecn account is more stable. I keep mt4 open every day during the London and NY sessions, and I experienced only very few days with short disconnections no longer than 10 seconds... but some times it was my internet provider fault. In the ...
FinFX opinions
- jagui replied Mar 3, 2011
The spike was a data feed error. It does show itself only on some timeframes. I was not involved with the spike, but I asked my rep and he confirmed it was a feed error.
FinFX opinions