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A few times I do really hope that I know what I'm talking about, but this time I don't. :confused: :mad: :D Just kidding! :)

It seems we as fx traders would have too much to learn from this story, assuming it's true. Take your time to read/ enjoy it fully this weekend. :) PS: See PM.

While searching and checking through google, something interesting is found: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=forex+boiler+room&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=20000313122746.17327.00003158%40ng-xe1.aol.com&rnum=3

Thanks for the info. I'm keen to find a good one to switch/add if execution is really good/reliable. Will let you know again later (maybe PM) for further comments. :)

Are you (Is anyone) trading with these two? Any comments? Your feedback would be appreciated. Thanks in advance! :)

Interestingly, another "Commerce Bank and Trust" http://www.cbtks.com (FX?), which is located at Main Bank-- 3035 SW Topeka Blvd. Topeka, KS 66611 Phone: 785-267-8900 http://www.cbtks.com/contact_us/index.shtml http://www.cbtks.com/interactive_cbtks/locations.shtml , cannot be...

That means they all are just the same bank (with different web sites): CBT (Commerce Bank and Trust)/ CBFX (Commerce Bank/Trust Foreign Exchange) http://www.cbfx.com/; and The 48 years old bank www.bankatcommerce.com . :confused:

:p I still stand by my view that: :confused: :(

What actually is "Fading a (losing!!!) system", anyway? And how to do it? :confused: --- Reversing the signals? --- Reducing the signal-to-noise ratio? --- Improving the timing of signals? --- Making the signals adaptive? --- Producing zero-lag signals? --- Optimising/Introducing...

According to the web site, I wonder that CBT alone (banking/saving-deposits), and CBFX LLC - a FX market maker (investment/margin-deposits) are two separate entities, legally and financially. However, it mentions (for its IB program) " Commerce Bank & Trust has been in business since 1955...

However, even CBFX mentions it's Not FDIC Insured on its front page: "Investments: • Not FDIC Insured • No Bank Guarantee • May Lose Value"! :confused: :mad: :D

Very well said indeed! :)

Intuition! :D

Believe in the opportunities and their probabilities you can see but many others cannot see timely! :confused: :mad: :D

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Many thanks for your additional note, Denise. Actually I was only surprised (with a confused smile) by your insights. :cool: Q "... I think most, if not all, of the traders we've interviewed have recognized that if there's any secret or Holy Grail attached to success in our business, it...

Compare to this bank carefully (for their similarities): http://www.cbfx.com/ Here is another bank: http://www.saxobank.com :confused:

Interesting, very interesting indeed! :confused:

According to Toby Crabel, Q So what the inter-day time frame requires you to do is make adjustments constantly, more than any other time frame. You're constantly having to adjust your systems because of the changing nature of the market. UQ :confused: :mad:

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24549 http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=24127 Most likely you should have already got some backtesting (inconsistent) results to tell us, after reversing the (buy/sell) signals in your individual systems! :D...