The fact is that FX is an OTC market, so it lacks the demonstrable order flow that ultra-short term traders need to see in order to get involved. If you scalp FX, you're simply just guessing.
Quote . If you scalp FX, you're simply just guessing. [/B]
Quote from WmWaster:
The main point is since forex has such-and-such disadvantages, why not pick a better option and trade futures?
Unless your trading strategy will not work in futures (or some other special needs/reasons), I don't see any good reason why one should insist on trading forex, provided that there're a lot of worries (be it small or big) around.

Quote from Exchanges:
Hence, if you're interested in trading currencies, I encourage you to disregard the contrary, naysaying Trembling Lilies posting on this thread, and do your own research/analysis.
Look at the big picture.
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Quote from WmWaster:
Stop-hunting is spotted again:
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=69055
Quote from sccz97:
my god...give it up man. All i can assume is that you've lost money trading with some dodgy fx broker which might have been down to lack of due diligence.
Quote from WmWaster:
Give up? Why?
The purpose of this post is to point out (immoral) stop hunting (by screwing prices on your data feeds) does exist (which some people think otherwise).
It helps to remind other traders not to fall into victims of stop hunting.
I don't see what's wrong in pointing out the dodgy practices of retail forex brokers.
What's more, I say nothing about whether I have lost money to them, nor I'm grieving.
Quote from sccz97:
IF you wanna trade fx via a broker/mm instead of an ecn then deal with it. If you can't see how to benefit from certain brokers manipulating their prices then you really should get out of the game or stick to futures.