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Forexia replied Aug 25, 2010Just an FYI: This post should be in another thread. This thread is discussing about the new proposed 10:1 leverage limit for Retail Forex Brokers.
Could 10:1 be the new leverage in US Forex?
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Forexia replied Aug 25, 2010I still don't and I am sure majority of us traders who read this post, don't get what's so funny to laugh at Retail Forex. Spot Forex IS an OTC market because there is no organized exchanges but that's just how the market is. And that's so funny ...
US citizens won't be able to have forex accounts overseas
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Forexia replied Aug 25, 2010This discussion is getting my post count way high!!

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Forexia replied Aug 25, 2010Sheriff is in town? Yeah right. If they REALLY want to play the "Sheriff"? Why don't they enact some real laws to protect us "villagers" for a change instead of trying to pass this joke of "regulation" to limit us traders on what we can and cannot ...
US citizens won't be able to have forex accounts overseas
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Forexia replied Aug 25, 2010Why is there a need for control of margin? Yes, it would affect day-to-day trading for the majority. We are already stuck with limit of margins in other markets, yes, but it is REALLY necessary to bring it to Retail Forex Industry too? Since ...
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Forexia replied Aug 25, 2010I said they are chipping away at the Retail Forex Industry one piece at a time, not just our rights. Retail Forex Industry is unique in its own way. Why is it we have to be "in line" with the other markets? This proposal is impacting the Retail ...
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Forexia replied Aug 24, 2010Well for that, you have Wannatradefx to blame. He's the one who got me started.
The issue of this new rule is not about its impact on our traders' trading style or broker's business; it's an issue of having our trading strategies and business ...US citizens won't be able to have forex accounts overseas
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Forexia replied Aug 24, 2010Well exactly, and it's not a guess, this proposal was designed for the purpose to flatten out the Retail Forex industry which is made up of "upstart brokers" under the pretence of "protecting individual investors". You want to do something to ...
Could 10:1 be the new leverage in US Forex?
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Forexia replied Aug 24, 2010First of all, I am not trying to define or gauge the size of the Retail Forex market. All I am trying to illustrate is that a market's size shouldn't be judged by how much people put in to trade but rather its actual trading volume and the fact that ...
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Forexia replied Aug 24, 2010So? What does daily average volume have anything to do with leverage? Just because Joe Schmo was only able to put down $1,000 to trade, he is still trading $100,000 standar lot at a time thanks to leverage and he is still making up the daily average ...
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Forexia replied Aug 24, 2010Well, next time when they want to be seen doing something, why don't they enact some regulations against the "Big Boys" on the Wall Street for a change? You know like make them repay the bailout money by waiving the commissions or transaction fee ...
Could 10:1 be the new leverage in US Forex?
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Forexia replied Aug 24, 2010In reality, Retail Forex business IS big business. This is not just a political issue. This proposal has enormous economic impact. The daily trading volume of Forex around the world is what? $ 5 Trillion? Assuming Retail Forex is 5% of that volume, ...
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Forexia replied Aug 24, 2010This is not a battle between US brokers and the US regulators. This piece of s*** proposal is aimed at us individual traders, make no mistake about it, taking away our ability, once again to manage our own wealth the way we want. They did it to the ...
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Forexia replied Aug 23, 2010Well this proposal, if became law, will be a true test of the integrity and honesty of US Retail Forex brokers and the necessity of watchdog organization like CFTC and NFA. If US brokers really move their operations to countries with lax or ...
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Forexia replied Aug 23, 2010In addition to already mentioned, MB Trading, Dukascopy
Which MM or ECN brokers can beat Oanda Spread?
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Forexia replied Aug 23, 2010I agree. Ever since when did CFTC has ever done anything genuine to protect us individual traders when we have really gone to them for help? When have we individual traders have ever mattered to them? Bunch of dim-wit, self-serving beaucrat fat cats! ...
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Forexia replied Aug 23, 2010So if us Non-US clients don't like the decreased leverage in US brokers, we can go to other non-US brokers who chose not to register with CFTC. Quite frankly, other countries like UK and Canada have stringent regulations for the investment industry ...
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Forexia replied Aug 23, 2010If you would like to comment for or against, please send an email directly to the CFTC at [email protected] that way your voice is heard. Include 'Regulation of Retail Forex' in the subject line of your message. The more feedback that you send to ...
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Forexia replied Aug 23, 2010This new rule is totally unconstitutional. It's a serious infringement of Freedom of Ownership. If I am allowed to have real estate properties overseas, why shouldn't I be allowed to hold Foreign Exchange accounts overseas? This is a concerted ...
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Forexia replied Aug 22, 2010Oh wow! That's brutal! I guess they really make money then
If you make money, does Oanda make money?