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- mattholli replied Nov 15, 2015
Then you've only lost $200.
- mattholli replied Nov 11, 2015
<p>I'm done arguing with retail traders though. I'm sure most you arguing with me are sitting in a house with a mortgage on it. I'm done commenting. You all can keep thinking you know everything and argue amongst yourselves. Geeze, keep losing money ...
- mattholli replied Nov 11, 2015
wow no wonder you guys lose money. Btw, banks didn't "lose their shirt" they leave that to retail traders... you think bank put a bunch of money into that one trade? You're an idiot lol. I think I know what I'm talking about but thanks bud. It's a ...
- mattholli replied Nov 11, 2015
haha yes clearly I have. Lots of retail traders including yourself are failing to understand what I'm saying. It's honestly not even worth explaining because for some reason everyone on this forum seems to think they know more. I personally wouldn't ...
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
thank you sir, finally someone logical on this forum! Haha and I'll admit it sometimes I let me ego get the best of me. Cheers
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
Wow, it's funny how all these comments are coming from people that are all retail traders (and all lose money). I only looked into this website because my little cousin wants to go into financial engineering (following in my footsteps) and he is ...
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
I'm simply explaining how it works, and you're wrong.. professionals usually only use fx as hedging. And I don't expect you to be able to understand this, but yes most of what funds trade are protected with assets, it's fairly complex and if you ...
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
hahahaha technicals are why all retail traders lose money - professional traders don't use technical patterns, we trade with sentiment and fundamentals. The theory that if enough ppl use the same indicator then that will somehow play out is flawed, ...
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
and yes funds do have protection for securities, it's the retail fx market that doesn't. It's a different story if a retail trader is trading equities - then yes they would be protected.
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
unfortunately not, the retail broker always has a conflict of interest, when you are buying they are selling and when you are selling they are buying. The only time this changes is if you are trading around 30-50 lot sizes. When you are told that ...
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
Yes thats called market making, and there is nothing wrong with that, just telling people to be aware.. I see a lot of uneducated comments on here... just trying to help people out. 99% of retail traders think they understand how markets/brokers ...
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
Yes, obviously the us and uk have better regulations, but retail traders seem to believe that there funds are somewhat protected, they are 0% protected. I am not saying don't trade as a retail trader, I plan to be a retail trader myself one day when ...
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
Yes the brokers are protected, not you LOL.
- mattholli replied Nov 5, 2015
my point was to make retail traders aware that they are not protected. Most (if not all) fx retail traders have zero education on what they're doing and don't have the understanding of how retail brokers work. Retail traders are betting against ...
- mattholli replied Nov 4, 2015
the posts on here from hobby traders (aka retail traders)always seems to amaze me.. someone asks a question about if it is possible to predict price movement" and someone posts a chart As professional traders we don't use indicators at all, ...
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