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Does anybody why ICCC ranges so beautifully? It certainly isn't the buy and hold type. The perfect combo: Ranging, volitile, penny but not pink sheet...

ssss, Just curious, what is your native language?

Yes, I cannot read your posts because your English is probably as bad as it gets. You can't even put together ONE correct sentence! Napolean spoke french with a corsican accent that doesn't mean that he did not speak it accurately. In addition to English, is History is another subject you...

What? Speaky English? Again, what???

ssss, What is this with you and hotspot??? He didn't ask about how to trade in the interbank, did he? You keep mentioning hotspot whenever somebody talks about ECNs! In light of this, I find it ironic that you talk of propaganda on ET.

ssss, I think I speak for many of us here when I say that you cannot be taken seriously. First, your posts are a pain to read! There is really no excuse for such badly written English. There are times when I simply don't know what you are talking about... it is THAT bad. Second, you stated...

I haven't read that there is the possibility for 'variable' margin that could occur any time out of the blue, except for the weekend rule of course, which they are pretty clear about. Have I missed a paragraph?

But hotspot IS a forex platform!

cstfx, Since duka has 1:100 initial and 1:200 maintenance during the week and 1:33 initial during the weekend, I wonder what their weekend maintenance requirement is... In general, I don't agree with this rule, since increasing margin requirements, brings you that much closer to a margin...

flutt, please explain.

ssss, First, have you ever traded with dukascopy? If not, how can you judge them? All Swiss brokers are bad by default? Come on... I find nothing deceptive in their money laundering clause. All brokers have this. Refco was a U.S broker and look what happened...

Hi Virtual Money, Let me try and initiate a somewhat more adult conversation with you about your question, in contrast to the some of the responses you received on the message board. Let me first say that this is a common dilemma and you are not alone. Especially now, when the credit...

How about some solid arguments... Posts like the above help nobody.

QID and DXQSX (Bear Market Mutual Fund) do perform similarly. http://finance.yahoo.com/charts?s=QID#chart9:symbol=qid;range=1y;compare=dxqsx;charttype=candlestick;crosshair=on;logscale=on;source=undefined My only question is, what is the difference in fees? ETFs can become expensive or?

Could somebody please recommend mutual funds that could perform well during a possible bear market? Thank you.

What would you say is the best market for scalping? Futures, Spot Forex, Stocks, Options... etc ? It seems to me that the forex is too random over the short term, since many trades are ones of business necessity, not investment/trading. Any input is appreciated.

I see the "IB can do no harm" brigade has arrived... Btw, did you know that IB does not off 24/5 access to the kiwi, one of the most liquid pairs out there. Professional? Well not when it comes to forex.

Go with a broker that allows a bank guaratee. This way, only 20% of your funds are kept with the broker.

It matters a great deal whether or not oil (and gold) are quoted in USD. Right now, European countries are having a better time with inflation, since they have more buying power. It used to be an issue for Europeans to buy gold, since they would lose all their potential gains by converting Euros...

Are we talking stocks or forex here? These are two different arenas.