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  1. #11
    In fact, there is not anything worse than the Unites States super regulated Stock market. . They've flash crashes every single day. . With the GAPS. . and HALTED TRADING. .

    For example the FXCM stock. .

    That fell from $27 to $1. .was HALTED. . Is not that basically exactly what happened to the currency market. . Anybody who owned that stock. . Got screwed by the regulators who stopped trading. . And allow it to open in a far lower price. Pretty much also wiping out any accounts that might had been around margin, even if the Margin from the USA is 4:1 shirts.

  2. #12
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    I think that Flash Crash of 2010 from the United States Equity markets regulated by the FTC or whoever.. Is proof that it doesn't matter if its regulated or not. So your point that not being regulated is a drawback is invalid.
    I would presume you dont understand what IG and NADEX is?

  3. #13
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    I think that Flash Crash of 2010 from the United States Equity markets regulated by the FTC or whoever.. Is evidence that it does not matter if its regulated or not. So your point that not being regulated is that a negative is invalid.
    You make a point,,, so regulated or non-regulated isn't a point. . As a company that this is a Systemic risk that you need to know about even though could be 0.001percent from the greed to make quick wealth...

  4. #14
    I personally don't care about NADEX advertising and your IG. I believe you guys are only spamming up the boards.

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote I'd assume you dont know what IG and NADEX is?
    COGS...


    Currency trading for sure would have restricted the reduction but how reliable is Binary trading,. . .have discovered there's heavy quantity of price rigging and have experienced it several times also...

  6. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Really, there's not anything worse than the Unites States super controlled Stock market. . They've flash crashes every day. . With the GAPS. . TRADING HALTED. . For instance the FXCM stock. . That dropped from $27 to $1. .was HALTED. . Isn't that basically what happened to the currency market. . Anybody who owned that stock. . Got screwed from the authorities who halted trading. . And let it open in a much much lower price. Pretty much additionally wiping out any accounts that might had been around margin, even when Margin from the USA is 4:1 tops....
    For me quitting only helps you to bring some sanity in to market and stabilize the price discovery.... So . . Technically Sudden lack of Liquidity may occur any time for any tool and due to what ever cause. . And simply that's the risk that one needs to be mindful when one clicks on the BuY or SELL button...

  7. #17
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    and this is why I trade IG and NADEX, dont have to think about this stuff because they are their own trade and its way much easier to make more....for me!!
    I had been considering Nadex also, that's if my broker gets me back the money in my account that I closed Friday. They say that they were not effected substantially by the Swiss Franc mess and they are functioning as normal however, time will tell. Funny part is that they E-mailed all their US customers now saying that do to regulatory motives they can't accept US customers and they have an arrangement with Tallinex to move all of US customer's accounts to them by 1/30/2015 and if you don't want it to happen please close your account. Needless to say I am on pins and needles in the moment until I see money in my banking account!

  8. #18
    What's the lesson learnt from the SNB move? From now on ALL retail traders will heed the risks and cure Fx for a business.

    Well, until the next batch come together!

  9. #19
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    What is the lesson learnt by the SNB move? From today on ALL retail traders will heed the risks and treat Fx as a business. Well, until the next batch!
    Well, the only problem is the fact that it was lucrative that anyone with a identification proof and 25$ to become trading....in FX and will 1000 of brokers serving and luring across the world.... Did that change in that one single day.... What affects does it depart with Retail FX and firms livelihood encircling this... Banks have been in this situation for ages ,, and can withstand these shocks... but what about a typical person lurks about 300 K loss... (94 is of Oanda were brief CHF)... similar instances across the planet...

  10. #20
    I believe it can only be favorable... Lets just say BROKER X.. Declares bankruptcy and closes up shop. . . . The same men and women who ran BROKER X.. Most of them can get hired to different Brokers. . Or some will start their NEW ones. . So BROKER COMPANY Y goes into presence. With more experience under their belts, and still honest aims, COMPANY Y in concept ought to be superior to Company X.

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