aForexMinute, you're a moron
"With an ECN broker- I can easily make 50-60 trades with no losses. Can't do that on an
off exchange"
standard boiler-plate contract intended to disclose and inform the prospective client -
is it any different to the ecn broker contract ?
"exchange-traded contracts" = futures contracts
"OANDAâs trading system is designed to automatically liquidate all open positions if your
margin deposit is in jeopardy" = overloss protection, something that doesn't exist when
trading futures â a Large plus
"Your trading account is not insured under any state or Federal insurance program or by
any other entity." = no fx broker, ecn or otherwise is insured, in Canada it's an opt-in policy
"In the event OANDA should become insolvent or file for protection under the bankruptcy laws,
it is possible that you would lose the entire amount in your Margin Account" = same
for All brokers and ANY business anywhere in the world except bank accounts
as davidmaria1 said, you're "Shilling for a schilling"
i'm quite satisfied trading with Oanda and Know their price data is accurate, i receive instant
fills on entry/exit, during rth their spread is 0.9pips and a note
according to their Nov/09 CFTC filing, Oanda's Net Capital is $164,766,421 for comparison,
FXCM's is $68,574,018 - they have 150,000 live accounts
http://www.cftc.gov/ucm/groups/public/@financialdataforfcms/documents/file/fcmdata1109.pdf
only a few years ago ecn brokers required a minimum $25-50,000 margin in order to open
an account with them, their margin requirements may now be lower, the average amount
retail fx traders deposit with brokers is $2,000, much lower in micro accounts
http://www.100forexbrokers.com/stp-ecn-brokers