You mean the default settings in the platform used to trade I would assume.
It depends on a number of things....
1 - is your platform a downloaded platform on to your computer or is it a web based( held by your broker). If its a web based platform then the settings are stored by...
You know there are always ignorant ppl that will believe that crap.
This world is full of them.
As they say in the Marine Corps.....
Kill them all, let God sort them out.:p
I second that notion....
P.S. By the way, whats really most important to the original poster of this thread?.... the notoriety or status symbol of working for some Wall Street firm where office politics could set you back in the game and theres nothing you can do about it?...or working...
Let me get this straight....there are people actually willing to put their money in a firm run by Chinese nationals?....
I guess its true about that saying:
Theres a sucker born every minute in this world.
Correction... Oanda is not considered an ECN.
........my mistake
MB Trading, Interactive Brokers, Hotspot FX, and Dukascopy are ECN
.....nice thing about MB Trading is that they offer Metatrader platform for those that like to use it.
I couldn't agree more...
Those who open accts with non ECN brokers deserve to have their ass handed to them.
Personally, I trade spot FX thru MB Trading. Excellent ECN...
Oanda and Interactive brokers are also very good...
It all depends on the volume of contracts you're moving per trade.
The first broker I ever started with a few yrs ago( OpenECry) charged me $4.00 RT (ES) as long as I averaged minimum 150-200 RTs per month. I now do 5-7 times that volume but thru another broker I now use(Dorman) and pay...
crgarcia and failed trad3r, both at it again claiming manipulation and any acts of God that kept them from succeeding at trading.
Cmon, when are you all gonna stop whining like lil girls? :mad:
Most futures brokers do in fact have circuit breakers that will close your positions in the event that your taking a huge fast hit. Their programs detect the momentum and speed of the move the market is making(among other variables) and calculate right time to liquidate your positon(s)...
If hes that stupid to start live trading without learning how and why the markets move, and not using to SIM trade first till he finds a strategy that works, then let him blow is acct. He deserves it..
no one really cares if its good for the S&P, we just looking to see which way it goes....north or south once markets start to react.
The vote in the house to pass the bill should cause a bit of a sell-off in insurance stocks starting Sun during asian session and into euro session, thereby...