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I have not heard anyone mention Dan Raykhman's software. ChoiceFX is good stuff. Very fast and solid. Dan can tie together all API's from CNX, HotspotFXI, and LavaFX. He does not have FXall coded yet but will do it for the coding fee. I'm between Choicefx and Globaledgetrading FXadvisor...
I'll be open with VCAP in another week. You can trade futures there as well as forex on all their credit lines to multiple portals. You can open up at other places for less commissions like ODL if you just want forex. Your commissions should be less and they work well with globaledgetrading...
the actual test is not that bad. please do yourself a favor and study regulations and market knowledge which is not adequately available anywhere for free from what i've found. Kaplan has a good study cd. know it inside and out before you go in for the test. the test will be a little more...
there seems to be a rush of people becoming series 3 lately. the retail forex boom is no doubt to blame. this thread so far has been great for providing access to good information. if anyone would offer more in depth answers on the subject i'm sure there would be great, profitable...
sorry, i just talked to hotspot yesterday and they were showing me 4-5 million consistently in a live feed on eurusd and the spreads were excellent. i trade at adm and eurusd is always 1pip. granted i can get many times 30million at 1pip but i don't see .5 pips. i personally do not...
hey, don i just talked to hotspotfxi and they pointed out how easy it is to do just that. hotspotfxi seems like a very good company. we might send some accounts there. their spreads are tighter than most currenex hubs. and they have more features for institutional traders than currenex...
mb spreads are similar to currenex at most hubs. hubs are the pools of liquidity the previous trader was explaining.
if your hub is really big like FIMAT you'll see low spreads all day long. eurusd always 1 pip or less. commissions depend on size and volume of the account. you can negotiate...
i've talked to many brokers and when i say hub i mean a liquidity pool that is individual to many different currenex pools or hotspotfxi or lavafx. most primes have access to both hotspotfxi and currenex. on a currenex hub for example with admd prime you will have 12 banks supplying liquidity...
are there other threads for this? ha. we are on a roll here. i like this group.
i'm at admd. i trade 2-12 million per clip per currency discretionary. adm is ok for volume but other hubs are larger. here is what adm does for us....they rotate in and out on a monthly basis new banks so...
i deal with Orr from strategy runner and i have access through my prime to get what you're talking about.
what kind of features do you like about the SR GUI?
thanks for the heads up i'll definately look into this.
their GUI has like 3 functions
if you want something cool have it written yourself and use the FIX api. that is cool
currenex GUI sucks.
Lavafx is way better.