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- pauljr replied Oct 14, 2012
why this entry here ??????? this thread is about eur analysis,
- pauljr commented Oct 14, 2012
same goes for me....... how do they do it ????
- pauljr replied Jun 29, 2010
Thanks for your answer. But then again, I don not understand, why Gomarkets has a term like this in their client agreement. You can take it out !!!. ... This includes withdrawing money from your account(s) to satisfy our margin arrangements with our ...
- pauljr replied Jun 28, 2010
as a matter of facts I had several trades open at several different level.... so still the max loss on the total positions was never over the margin why they close all of them? just calculate with me: if my positions 3200000 move 1 cent (100 pips) ...
- pauljr replied Jun 28, 2010
I think you dont get the picture either. I started my trade with 50000+ so there was enough margin for my trade, there was even 10000 left to fill in any loss incase it would go OVER 40000. as the max loss never got over 25400 why they closed the ...
- pauljr replied Jun 28, 2010
Just to inform you smartass my positions - if not closed by my broker unnessesary - would have had a max loss position of 25400. If not closed it would have given me a profit of 20000 at this moment. so who is the smartass or the dumbass here. it ...
- pauljr replied Jun 28, 2010
I know what you mean, but that is not the issue here. so don't be a smartass, by criticizing someone on his trading strategy. You cannot look into my account.!!! If you want to say something, react to the issue that is posted.
- pauljr replied Jun 28, 2010
margin call vs margin requirements — I did not read the whole post here, but still like to add something to this. As I found out today I had the WRONG view on MARGIN (requirement) and its use (or the way the broker uses it) My new (BETTER) ...
- pauljr replied Jun 28, 2010
thanks for your input here. It is good to see that we have someone that is willing to discuss the issue. But I do think the question ERIKTE279 puts up is still in place. There is a big difference in business purposes like paying wages etc and the ...
- pauljr replied Jun 28, 2010
Strait to the point !!! Let' s see if other traders have the same opion and join this discussion. BTW thanks for the explanation on PDS. one easily forgets others might not have seen the connection. regards
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
Insolvency 2.13. The Company’s insolvency or default, may lead to positions being liquidated or closed out without your consent. In certain circumstances, you may not get back the actual assets which you lodged as collateral and you may have to ...
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
It is impresive the way they take care of the money with IB. Unfortunately it does not say anything on how they HANDLE your funds that do not oblige to most of these regulations, since this is OTC and NOT the regulated stockmarket trading. there ...
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
From the Customer Agreement of FXDD Malta: 9. CUSTOMERS’ MONIES When a Customer deposits money with FXDD this will generally be segregated from FXDD’s money in accordance with applicable MFSA rules and regulations on protection of Customers’ money, ...
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
Your trading account is not insured under any state or Federal insurance program or by any other entity. You should therefore familiarize yourself with the protections accorded money or other property you deposit for foreign currency contracts. The ...
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
You are quiet right here. Unfortunatly, there is a small snake under the grass. Legaly all financials are obliged to give this transparancy, so all of them do. But Who is going to read all of these legal paperwork that they provide their clients ...
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
As you can see (in other reactions here) there are different ways to operate in this business. But let us not be to joyful at once. I am sure there will follow much more reactions and in some time we will see how thing are and were we all stand. In ...
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
I am very pleased to see your reaction here. It only proves that there is a sincere (double meaning) difference in business etikets between financials. (banks, brokers, MM etc.) so it also means, it is very important to read the C.A. of the partner ...
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
I wrote a post in the thread GoMarkets discussion. you can find some previous related post to this issue in there. but as an other trader pointed out that this is a separate issue from the GoMarket discussion, I started it as a separate thread. feel ...
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
to Nubcake, Yes you are very right. In all branches businesses stop. Forced or unforced. But that is not the question here. It is whether the basic terms of the deal we make with our contractpartner are supplying both sides the same amount of ...
- pauljr replied Jun 26, 2010
Pleas follow to the new thread for my reation, thanks.