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SO - 15 K ( Pounds) real money that is further leveraged by your OTC FX? correct or 15K total exposure for putting in £298 Series 7 is about US regulatory requirements! for true props not fee for tets props So are you regulated as a broker dealer or it's UK equivalent

- Is it for stocks/ futures/ Options - Day trading only? - Remote - Which country are you regulated - Series 7 required? - First loss? Pay for test? or PURE on talent!

Pro: Variety of exotic pairs to trade : Con: Volatility with exotic pairs, less liquidity with exotic pairs and wider Bid ask for exotics Pro: Huge leverage : Con:Huge leverage Con: IT IS A OTC product! - Not many Options ( Call put ) available to trade on FX pairs ( Saxo offers some * )...

The program promised 85% win rate, Are such signal / educators sellers allowed to make such promises? Even Regulated CTAs never do that? so how come these "get reach easy" schemes are allowed? In USA it must be a free for all unregulated business!

FEMA does not allow Indian residents to trade Margined product overseas however with FTMO you are paying the "Test " Fee so that should be ok ! , same way as you would be paying for any overseas based exam!

One other question in my mind is is converting a Calender spread in to a butterfly a good hedging Technic? Re chart 2 calendars to create the implied butterfly... I doubt on CQG desktop I can do that

TSR20 on sgx

Trying to find some info on - When to trade a Calendar spread and when to trade a Butterfly spread! ( all futures to futures) - The calendar I am trading is exchange traded spread but that exchange does not have a exchange traded Butterfly so can't chart ! Any ideas anybody?

bumping this thread .... Now I have good record from April 2021 and still looking for Singapore/ Malaysia based small prop or individual funding ( mainly Spread trading on SGX/ TOCOm/ Thailand etc) US props ( both non fee based and Test fee based model does not seem to be that interested in...

So if such trades are done off market then are they bought on to main exchange? if not is it just OTC trade with counter party risk

regulated exchanges.? in which jurisdiction?

Oh so failing exchanges is ok is it! for die hard believers:sneaky: Lets not just take market risk but lets take additional risk of exchanges doing a runner .. hurrah lets move all our hard earned money to Bitmex in Seychelles ! last time I checked people who speculate or invest in stock or...

Yes and be in Changi ever after LOL ( There are 2 changi in Singapore , one is the airport and the second is the jail)

Excelent points Excellent points ... or better trade Fx futures on central exchange like CME group

DTTW deny that they are re branded swift

and they still are legit ! not allowing your own country client traders to trade sounds fishy!

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-12-07/mycryptowallet-collapse-liquidation-jaryd-koenigsmann/100679200 Here are some James ...which could see investors losing everything due to a lack of regulation. .."I think that's one of the things that a lot of consumers don't understand, that the...

I guess so but some of the Canada based firms have things like " Ontario based or certain province based residents can't trade" that raises red flag + the entire swift saga + the so called world wide DTTW office!

SO what protection you get from those claiming to be based in Canada.. they are not regulated there either it seems!

I am sorry I mixed SIPC with it but it is not completely irrelevant! Broker integrity is important and a true transparent market is most important I agree with you . By the way NO FX broker is under SIPC directly, FX futures being futures FCM is not also protected under SIPC . IB says the...