Best non bucket shop broker.

[cabletrader]

Quote from ssss:



divide broker's ,account and clearing house ...

alsov with small money . 4 accounts with 2000$ better
as one with 8000 $

That would more heavy operate ,but exsist no another way ...

Not really a solution if you trade intraday, trying to juggle trades on two or three platforms isn't easy and distracts focus and concentration.

There are brokers who have what they call an institutional platform on which they accept non-institutional clients with equity above a certain level, probably a better way to do it than multiple accounts at multiple brokers.

 

[ssss]

Quote from cabletrader:

Not really a solution if you trade intraday, trying to juggle trades on two or three platforms isn't easy and distracts focus and concentration.

There are brokers who have what they call an institutional platform on which they accept non-institutional clients with equity above a certain level, probably a better way to do it than multiple accounts at multiple brokers.

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"...it is important to understand that Hotspot FXr acts as the counterparty to all foreign currency contracts executed through the Hotspot FXr System. Hotspot FXr is not required to continue to make markets in foreign currency and may refuse to accept any order for any or no reason,..."
http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/publi...w.hotspotfx.com


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Divide accounts ,brokers and clearing house ...

No another way , Sir

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eP42mm-qkl4&feature=related

 

[drasfs]

Quote from cabletrader:

Way too many conspiracy theories drasfs, but regards the 10-40 pip slippage during 'normal' market conditions I would definitely do something about that even if it's just using bounds, it sounds like more of a technical issue than slippage.

Maybe, but i wouldn't take the risk.However, i think I read somewhere that you are using an ECN type of broker.Which one? What are the spreads like,usually, during normal to quiet market hours?

It's impossible to find anything about hotspots spreads on the net, except for hotspot FXi, which is only for institutions. I think i've poured through 5 pages from the search results here..I'm getting a headache.

 

[cabletrader]

Quote from ssss:

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"...it is important to understand that Hotspot FXr acts as the counterparty to all foreign currency contracts executed through the Hotspot FXr System. Hotspot FXr is not required to continue to make markets in foreign currency and may refuse to accept any order for any or no reason,..."
http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/publi...w.hotspotfx.com


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Divide accounts ,brokers and clearing house ...

No another way , Sir

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eP42mm-qkl4&feature=related

Hmmm, you add links to Felix's website and a 40 year old McQueen film

'nuff said

 

[ssss]

http://eu.hotspotfx.com/open-an-account/individual-account/terms-of-business/

please read ,as example p5.5 ...at its disretion refuse accept any order ...

p5.8 ,p8.4,p8.5 and another*s

Divide accounts ! No another way ,Sir

 

[bugscoe]

Perhaps you should trade the FX futures on Globex?

It's far cheaper than any of the ECN's in the FX market - $5-6 for a 125K contract and it's a regulated market.

The other alternative is http://usfe.com/products-fe-sef.html

 

[cabletrader]

Quote from drasfs:

..I'm getting a headache.

lol

I think it might be a good idea for you to have a clear and realistic list of what you want from a broker. Don't be swayed either way about a particular broker by what someone else says as their needs might be completely different.

For example I trade with CMC, was Deal4Free or as they were affectionately known in the City 'Steal4Free'. They are without doubt a bucket shop but they suit my needs nearly perfectly (apart from their clunky platform!). I've traded with IB and didn't get on with them at all, but that was me and your requirements and trading style is probably totally different to mine.

 

[cabletrader]

Quote from bugscoe:

Perhaps you should trade the FX futures on Globex?

It's far cheaper than any of the ECN's in the FX market - $5-6 for a 125K contract and it's a regulated market.

The other alternative is http://usfe.com/products-fe-sef.html

I wondered how long it would take before someone mentioned the 'regulated' futures market!

 

[RapidFireFX]

Quote from ssss:

drasfs


Registered: Nov 2005
Posts: 244


01-19-08 09:45 PM

Which is the best retail non bucket shop broker?
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They are all bucket shop's. Definitly . Through client agreement
operator would signature ... company as counterparty,undertaking proprietary trading activities

SSSS - You are a slanderous paranoid person. None of your claims can be proven in any way shape or form.

Why don't you do this, go open an account at these shops that you care to slick sh!t at and then come back and report.

There are plenty of true bucket shops out there, why don't you co grind you axe elsewhere.

 

[ssss]

Quote from RapidFireFX:

SSSS - You are a slanderous paranoid person. None of your claims can be proven in any way shape or form.

Why don't you do this, go open an account at these shops that you care to slick sh!t at and then come back and report.


Autor is multiple prize trader contest wiinner in germany ,USA .Win accepted from regulator authority (SEC,BAFIN,Court of IOWA)

Why author must perform that ,what from start clear is as false ...

Author was multiple time's with different complaint by BAFIN (Germany SEC) ,EBK
(Swiss SEC) ,CFTC,SEC,Court of IOWA

author have not objective to be first
with complaiint quantities by court .




There are plenty of true bucket shops out there, why don't you co grind you axe elsewhere.

Full in consistency with USA law
(romian law) can say that MBT,HotspotFX
are not pure agent of principal ,as have proprietary trading desk and undertake proprietary trading activities and trade against clients .

You can ask Harward school of law