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I am trying to find out if the chart I see of a SGX ( Singapore) exchange traded future to futures spread is a chart of real fills or some hypothetical? It is a calendar spread of TSR20 rubber contract Already asked IB support is so bad they are not much help Does anybody know?

What I meant was IF the Firm is regulated across Canada why then residents of certain province can't participate ? as evident by this statement "resident in the Province of Ontario" Was there any issues with that province/ state's regulator... ? + the fact that they claim hundreds of trading...

7 out "buying power was irrelevant" ??? if you have 10k as risk deposit how much leverage you use will determine how "Quickly" you can loos your 10K! or am I missing something in your statement? 1:10 = -10% 1:20 = -5% by the way you mentioned you were a "Canadian group" and did not require any...

so which jurisdiction? first worry about licencing !

If the broker already has ASIC registered arm... then surely ASIC will have a say if the Overseas arms starts marketing themselves in AUS! ask IB.. one of the biggest regulated broker in USA.. they had to eventually register with ASIC , with respect to no ASIC registered overseas brokers sure...

by the way the "FTMO takes a refundable fee" is it the test fee? if so it is refundable only if you make profit!

-with the Calendar in your first chart with the narrow range what chance a retail trader has of getting filled at the upper /lower values and make some crumbs - with longer dated calendar on Index does the chances improve at all?

FTMO also can wire to bank in India in INR , Anybody can wire money from foreign currency to iNR tat is not big deal the issue you need to sort with your tax depart is - The test fee you pay which is linked with you providing trading skills would that be considered as if you are sending margin...

"i am frustrated all the time with paying programmers over there " what exactly is your complaint ? paying for service like software development or sending physical sample etc? If you are paying for services then where is the customs issue? I have outsourced some engineering work to Indian...

Now most Aussi brokers opened a subsidiary in some exotic country so they can move your account outside ASIC jurisdiction if you so wish BUT that "exotic country subsidiary" will not be allowed to tout for business in Australia by the way although ASIC is considered a good regulator with OTC...

Bone you mentioned "intra market exchange supported. So that is the same product, different expiries. " so Exchange listed calendar spreads but for same index futures ..does it work at all? ES March-Sep? any point? are they not used just to roll the expiry Or you are referring to spreads which...

movingaverage... on one hand you say "Dont pay some company money for what you can do for free." like these test fees and in same post you say "open an account with ...or one of these combine companies.? confusing Why bother with these pretend prop any way ! as you correctly said first...

Agree with your overall comments but confused about this bit...! then just open an account with a futures broker or one of these combine companies.???? "these combine companies" means who? TST and similar? that is contradictory! specially with Micro futures one can graduate from demo to own...

Why would there be a need to open and close positions? When all IBKR Australian clients accounts were transferred to IBKR AUS from IBKR USA there was no such need? May be because IG Uk and IG Eu are OTC brokers and not representing exchange traded products!

I am assuming you are risking your own money ( small amount may be) by trading the strategy you are trying to sell to anybody and everybody.. IF the answer is YEs that is good and honest If the answer is NO then it is just snake oil sales... dime a dozen! + the legal issues .. (IN US it seems...

LOL If any such business becomes upfront and start admitting that they make money by collecting failed test/ combine fee then that will expose them... and that is why they are really not real prop firms... the business model is unethical ...sure legal but unethical real props ( names mentioned...

Another advantage you get with UK regulated brokers is in case a UK regulated Futures broker goes down you are covered by FCA where as US Futures brokers are not covered neither are OTC fx brokers by SIPC.. only equity brokers are .. but on other hand the broking fees in USA are very low

as a instrument to "speculate" perhaps it is great ,,,exchanges like CME thinks the same way. They created futures on it just so they can be part of the action.. If there are enough punters ready to punt on Mongolian horse racing or cost of salt in the Zanzibar central market sure an exchange...

lol

They claim to have hundreds of floors around the globe.. but when asked show me one? and that in a jurisdiction like US/UK/ AUS/ Singapore they have no answers.... fishy for sure also do a search with regulators on the owner of the business...