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    Deutsche bank retail fx platform

    Another RefcoFX. Good luck.
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    Safe trading Forex on IB Canada?

    Why a Canadian company has to be regulated by US regulators? All people around the world have to get permissions from US before they do something? IB Canada is regulated by IDA, the Canadian regulator. Go to IDA website to look for that.
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    Maria Bartiromo, how did she get the special info from BSB?

    Anybody like Julie Hyman? :cool:
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    IB's SIPC protection for acct

    IMO, yes.
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    What happend to FXCM and Hotspot in Feb?

    HOTSPOT FX INC • NFA MEMBER WITHDRAWN 02/17/2006 • FUTURES COMMISSION MERCHANT WITHDRAWN 02/17/2006
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    What happend to FXCM and Hotspot in Feb?

    The safety of your funds is far more important than getting an reasonable answer first why Hotspot or FXCM %#$%^&. If they are OK in next couple of months, you still have chance to wire funds back to them. FYI, none of those FCMs which only provides forex spot trading is required by CFTC/NFA...
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    What happend to FXCM and Hotspot in Feb?

    Hotspot FXR's clients may take back all your funds there asap.
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    Looking to trade professionally, directly with the banks

    What I read from the website of CIPF (Canadian's SIPC) is they protect securities, cash, commodities and futures contracts, and segregated insurance funds with an uplimit of C$1,000,000. I don't konw where the "$200,000" comes from and when CIPF begins to protect currency spot cotracts. SIPC...
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    Looking to trade professionally, directly with the banks

    Don't count on SIPC in forex trading business, it protects neither futures contracts or currency contracts (suppose forex spot as one kind of currency contracts). As for FSCS (UK's combo of SIPC and FDIC), it doesn't protect forex spot as well, but futures contracts are protected. No major...
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    Looking for a sign of things to come for REFCO FX

    Fishing game is over for this time.
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    Bond rally nearing an end?

    China may begin to dump U.S. treasuries it holds during the past week to prepare a possible war at west Pacific against U.S. in case of Taiwan independence in near future. The Chinese hold more long-term treasuries than short-terms in their portfolio and on Feb 27th, the leader of Taiwan...
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    Why are the Forex markets so dead lately?

    Currencies are still dominated by interests. US has at least 3 times 25bps rate hikes (one already in Jan 31). Eurozone is likely to have the same amount of rate hikes as well in 2006. Japan is going to end its "quantitative monetary easing policy", but the first step will be very...
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    Refco FX Clients, here we go again!!!!

    It might be a fishing game?? Just a groundless guess.
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    The EURO

    Simply go to ECB official website. They provide live webcast of the press conference.
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    Forex Scams~~Good Article by Wikipedia(en)

    Forex Scams Didn't expect some of forex traders also have hobby to write wiki.
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    IB: is it really good???

    If IB can not be complained or sued then where did these cases come from? NFA Arbitration CFTC Reparations Cases
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    CMS out?

    Old trick by shops. You may arrange a trip to relax nerve in next non-farm payroll day.
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    "no rollover" account

    It is a marketing measure aimed mainly at Middle East crude dollar. Some not-real muslims could take advantage of this measure, just as they ever took another FXCM marketing measure called stop-guarantee. One guy as I know made 1,100% profit in 2004 when FXCM still guaranteed stops. Of...
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    China to be world's 4th biggest economy after GDP revision

    General Chinese people simply ignore the revision of GDP, because they believe that somebody's mind must be damaged to accept any statistical data from the Chinese government. It is a country that if you want to be more successful, you have to do more cheating.
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    FXCM Is Buying RefcoFX - Deal is Done - Funds are safe

    Read between the lines of the section 6, "Collateral", of the FXCM's "Trader Agreement". I think the agreement EXPLICITLY tells that you ARE going to be an unsecured creditor of them.
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