Fxcm

[$$$lover]

Quote from Bitstream:

i like those previous 2 posters, registerin' appositely to defend fxcm da bucketshops king

even a retarded 2month 'ol neglected child can see that...what a bunch of handicapped sparkbutts.

???????? in english now DH....plZzzz

 

[Bitstream]

Quote from $$$lover:

???????? in english now DH....plZzzz

wazn't referrin' to ya but those who played attorney for da bucketshop

 

[$$$lover]

got it ...thanks...happy trading!

 

[Wallace]

Bitstream, 'every' retail fx broker is registered with national regulators, tho regulations will vary from country to country. Clients have every opportunity to make formal complaints with such regulators and having done so can post factual evidence of their complaint here on ET, so we know they aren't just blowing hot out their anus.

As "Linus" stated so clearly the common problem is " . . . inexperienced and unsophisticated traders in their expectations of how the market operates.".

And here's a site that should be right up your street:

http://www.forexbastards.com/education_reviews.shtml

 

[Soon2Bgreat]

Quote from Bitstream:

i like those previous 2 posters, registerin' appositely to defend fxcm da bucketshops king

even a retarded 2month 'ol neglected child can see that...what a bunch of handicapped sparkbutts.

I hope you aren't referring to my post. I have no vested interest in whatever FXCM does as i've not even invested money with them...in fact i'm hesitant to because i don't believe the conversation i posted. I do NOT think they are completely truthful and want to find out if...

-They in fact trade forex
-If they do trade...if they hedge against their clients and how you know that?

Pretty simple, i'm just trying to get more information and inform myself, please forgive me if i wasn't more clear as i am new to this.

 

[marketsurfer]

what most of you guys are missing is that there are ways to use the disadvantages of dealers to your advantage. the first one, and one i use quite regularly is finding the dealer who lags or locks up during announcements, yet will fill you at the listed price--its basically free money as long as it works LOL ! there are other strategies that involve this same idea..... among completely different thing.

surfer

 

[WmWaster]

Quote from marketsurfer:

what most of you guys are missing is that there are ways to use the disadvantages of dealers to your advantage. the first one, and one i use quite regularly is finding the dealer who lags or locks up during announcements, yet will fill you at the listed price--its basically free money as long as it works LOL ! there are other strategies that involve this same idea..... among completely different thing.

surfer

But I wonder how you can execute at listed (lag) price. Usually the case is the quote price is lagging, but the execution price will never lag. It will give their best prices to you - if it's against you, execute at lagged price. Otherwise, you miss the fill.

 

[Ivanovich]

Quote from blufftrader:

how many of you guys notice that your forex company searches for your stop orders takes it out before it makes its move

Ugh...this happens ALL the time to me, and I use Oanda.

 

[marketsurfer]

Quote from WmWaster:

But I wonder how you can execute at listed (lag) price. Usually the case is the quote price is lagging, but the execution price will never lag. It will give their best prices to you - if it's against you, execute at lagged price. Otherwise, you miss the fill. [/


there are dealers who will fill smallish orders at the screen price regardless. remember, i am talking about fractional lagging--1-3 second differences--not stuck qoutes, wherein the dealer does no realize the lagtime apparently. i run a matrix of 6 dealers to locate these opps.

LOL !

surfer

 

[RedDuke]

With all this info, give me a reason to stay and trade forex and not switch to currency futures.