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I rest my case

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

I'm all for entertainment but in the the right context and you have poor judgement of context. Looking at your posts, you spend all your time treating this forum as a playground. Perhaps you are in the wrong place for "entertainment". I know you ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

You think you're funny.

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

And for the record dipshit, margin requirements differ from pair to pair. Your flawed rookie example doesn't include the pair and rate so Turkish lira for example, would be way more. But whatever floats your little greenhorn boat. Don't worry it's a ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

I need not say more. You carry a huge chip on your shoulder for a greenhorn.

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Blaaa Blaaa Blaaa. More hopeless shit from the FF factory clown.

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Oh so now it's based on lot size and leverage. Isn't it hilarious how you didn't state that in the first place and carried on like a 20 year veteran on how margin is only about leverage. Seems like you found your lost brain cell, petty you can't ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Just so we are clear where this argument began Margin = the amount of money required for a given trade SIZE Without trade size - you cannot determine margin, leverage is just a denominator of the trade size Perhaps the problem here is you can't read ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

The article doesn't even mention leverage but please go ahead and insert leverage note in there to satisfy your stupidity and assumption. The article i posted here is showing margin bands according to trade size and it even states in there "When ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

well done , you have worked out the greater the leverage you have, the less margin you need - someone get that man a genius badge to slap on his forehead next to the retard tattoo. The formula for margin (Trade size / ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

learn to read moron looks like you still learning - have you found a system yet or are you still searching for one (Nov 21, 2018 )

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Not going anywhere chum. You plebs are the ones stating that margin is associated with leverage but it isn't. Now you want to address the thread topic because you have lost the argument. Keep learning

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Just Because you have spent your entire trading experience in the retail tier, doesn't imply a hard ratio exists. All the broker advertising is geared for the retail crowd. Think for a monent, would you charge everyone the same rate, what if I came ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

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Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Sorry to inform you but you have shit for brains. You can't even defend what I have juat posted because it throws your little argument into that little toilet next to your cot.

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

A another idiot showcasing a bucket shop as his evidence of a hard tied relationship with leverage to margin requirements. Try ask them for a 4% margin on a 500 lot position on eurjpy and they will tell you where to go stick it. Showing bucket shops ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Explain this dumbass (simple collateral tiers, just like any financial organisation that deals with credit). What you are showing us is the spread seen by bucket shops and most retail traders who end up losing. Are you telling us that you could open ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

SKLearn seems as lost as you on the topic, like 2 peas in a pod.

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?

Margin depends on the brokers risk assessment of you as a trader and has diddly squat to do with leverage. Like banks offer debt at different rates, so do brokers. One broker might require 50 bucks margin for the same trade as another broker ...

Is $100,000 A Decent Capital In Trading?