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Yep - simple solution is to trade FX futures with multiple reputable brokers.

All FX broker bucket shops raise concerns - not just this one.

Seems weird/stupid that you contacted the SEC. You might as well contact the Securities Bureau of the Japanese Ministry of Finance whilst you're at it.

So why didn't you visit the office in London? For 25K EUR surely a trip to London is worth it? Also, why would the SEC be at all interested in a Latvian who can't visit his home country who has sent funds to a Cyprus or Malta or UK based broker?

Since this is a short ETF, dividends paid out would probably be from interest earned on funds and periodically they pay out long term/short term capital gains too. Does it really matter? The market will adjust accordingly anyway.

First post hey? Vendetta? You say Malaysia they say Vanuatu, support can't even write English. Trade FX Futures. Forget the bucket shops!

In other news: Oanda customer uses minimal language on public internet forum to ask a nebulous question instead of asking the company direct who operates a 24x5 help desk and wonders why nobody replies to his posting.

If the course is good value for money then you'd buy it. Perhaps the course is trying to sell you "the dream". Clearly you are way undercapitalized to afford it and actually trade, so you will fail anyway. No soup for you. Come back 1 year (after you've got some capital behind you)

If you need the data for your trading, pay for it! All of this throttling nonsense is silly.

With ethics like that, you should be a politician.

Previous thread says license can't be transferred: https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/wtb-bookmap-with-lifetime-license.315770/

So, is this Dr Phil session over? Can we get back to trading discussion now?

Below "poverty line" Russia = 22/144. Below "poverty line" USA = 45/325. Seems pretty close, apart from ganckers, whatever they might be. Gangsters? Every time someone says a (reasonably developed) country is broken forever, they seem to keep trading. The earth spins around, the moon orbits...

For those playing at home, 13.5 trillion rubles = USD$216 billion. 144 million people in Russia = USD$1500 for each person. In comparison, US public debt is USD$15.3 trillion. 325 million people in USA = USD$47000 per person. So, OP appears to have posted something about nothing, with no...

CSI is consolidated data only. Used them years ago, but has various other issues.

Yep - MOO orders are only available for the listed exchange. Due to the delays on open, I don't use MOO orders at all anyway. Corporate actions are interesting - my provider (Norgate) does adjust prior to open. Most others don't in my experience. I adjust my orders prior to open for splits...

I also use Norgate for my end-of-day data on US stocks and asked them a similar question a while back. They said that the close is not actually the last regular hours trade, but is the official close as determined by the Consolidated Tape Association. They also said that it's the closing...

Burton Malkiel said, in 1973, in A Random Walk Down Wall Street: "A blindfolded monkey throwing darts at a newspaper's financial pages could select a portfolio that would do just as well as one carefully selected by experts" Unfortunately giorgio993 is somewhat below monkey intelligence with...

Quite simply, read some books. Until you do, and come up with a trading plan, position sizing, money management etc., you might as well go to Vegas.

It opened at $25. Your inability to "pull the trigger" to exit this situation, buy stocks that have questionable finances and listing rules compliance issues, or understand simple reverse splits is a concern. Seems like you need to learn a lot more about trading and money management.