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- ProjectM replied Jun 26, 2019
Its on Wednesday because in the interbank market spot is traded with value date t+2 for most pairs. So Wednesday you trade with value date Friday and therefore the value date changes from Friday to Monday at end of day = triple swap on Wednesday
- ProjectM replied Jun 4, 2019
There are so many brokers out there that have banking licenses - this is about as safe as money can ever be. If you have 100k on some super shady broker that’s regulated in some weird jurisdiction then maaaaaaybe they can make your life hard when ...
- ProjectM replied Jun 4, 2019
Agree completely with this statement. Unfortunately there is so many gullible people that think of trading is some get rich quick scheme...
- ProjectM replied Jun 4, 2019
Just out of curiousity what is your definition of manipulation? Skewing the pricing based on inventory?
- ProjectM replied Jun 4, 2019
+1 on this and keep in mind that large brokers process hundreds of thousands if not millions of orders a day. So having one or two of these off market fills a day is nothing unusual for a broker. As long as they are responsive and fix the execution ...
- ProjectM replied Jun 3, 2019
Bad tick essentially means there was some freak occurrence in their price discovery logic where none of the safety nets worked and they send you an complete off market rate. It’s unfortunately not that uncommon even in interbank markets you have it ...
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- ProjectM replied Jun 2, 2019
Thats not what i meant in regards to the probabilities. I mean from what you wrote it sounds like you assume the event with a likelihood of 0.5% will occur within the first 1k tries. This might not be the case - it might me try 1, it might be try ...
- ProjectM replied Jun 2, 2019
Just check the implied vola the pairs are being priced with in the option markets. That should give you a good idea of how big of a move big market players expect - especially before news
- ProjectM replied Jun 2, 2019
If you use any regulated broker these days that’s even half reputable then the chance of them manipulating spreads to take out orders is close to 0%. That would shut them down after the first audit they have by the regulatory authority.
- ProjectM replied Jun 2, 2019
IMO two major problems 1) for a system like that to work you would essentially need to be able to trade on mid prices otherwise the spreads would kill you. 2) you assume the the 0.2 - 0.5% Chance of the trade working out is evenly distributed which ...
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