Jason,
Does FXCM has any plan to introduce swap-free standard account in the nearest time?
cheers
Does FXCM has any plan to introduce swap-free standard account in the nearest time?
cheers
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DislikedJason,
Does FXCM has any plan to introduce swap-free standard account in the nearest time?
cheersIgnored
DislikedAnd is it possible for FXCM to revise and allow market order more than 5000 pips (+/- $50.00) for XAU/USD trading?
Example, let say the current bid price at $1,760.00, then we are only able to open any sell limit maximum at $1,810.00 (not more than that), and buy limit at $1,710.00 (not less than that).
Please advices and have a nice day!Ignored
DislikedNo we don't have plans to offer swap-free accounts since interest is a function of the FX market.
We do post rollover rates at dailyfx.com and include daily rollover per lot in the dealing rates window.Ignored
DislikedThe max order distance from the market price is now 15,000 pips (+/-$150) for XAU/USD. I think this maximum restriction is technology-related. If I hear of any changes, then I will let you know!Ignored
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I just check, still unable to make any limit order more than 5,000 pips (+/- $50.00).
Evidence as attached.
Please adviceIgnored
DislikedMy apologies, I thought it had been changed but we must have run into issues. I will check and get back to you Zam.Ignored
DislikedFor Immediate Release NFA levies $2,000,000 monetary sanction against FXCM and orders refunds to customersIgnored
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NFA levies $2,000,000 monetary sanction against FXCM and orders refunds to customers
August 12, Chicago - National Futures Association (NFA) has issued a Decision imposing a $2,000,000 monetary sanction...Ignored
DislikedHi,
does this mean that FXCM will refund customer across all FXCM customers not only US.Ignored
DislikedThe change to our execution process made last year adds positive slippage on all orders to all clients regardless of their jurisdiction. However, the settlement only impacted FXCM US accounts. No other accounts are eligible for a credit.
-JasonIgnored
DislikedAsking on behalf of my friend. He is using American Express credit card, issued by one of Malaysia local bank. When he check deposit options by using credit card, he saw that Visa, Mastercard and Visa Electron are accepted, but not AMEX card.
When he asked me, I'm also wondering why majority of brokers are like to accept Mastercard or Visa, but not AMEX. Is there any specific reason behind this issue?
Please advice and cheersIgnored
DislikedThanks for asking Zam. Deciding to accept specific credit card providers is a business decision and due to the costs involved for FXCM to accept deposits using certain payment methods. Each card provider charges a percentage of the transaction amount as a fee, and the fee for AMEX is higher Mastercard and Visa.
I would suggest to have your friend contact FXCM's Client Services so they can provide other funding options like bank wire.
If you have any other questions, then let me know!
- Jason RogersIgnored
DislikedInteresting. So if you can historically look back and see that other people regardless of jurisdiction are due positive slippage credit, isn't it just good business practice to refund those people also?Ignored