Disliked{quote} I downloaded it recently and as for me it's good thing to trade. You can use most popular pairs with it. Also it gives some analytical forecast. Yes sure, useful device. And what about you? And what about others?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I downloaded it recently and as for me it's good thing to trade. You can use most popular pairs with it. Also it gives some analytical forecast. Yes sure, useful device. And what about you? And what about others?Ignored
DislikedCan anyone pls comment on how wide their spreads can get around news times on their mini account (such as the major currencies' employment changes & interest rates) especially the ones paired with USD & JPY, cos those happens to be the pairs of interest to me CheersIgnored
DislikedFor those straddling the news & trading around M1 news candles, do you actually experience less to no slippage (excluding gaps) on pending orders...cos if this is really true, then i think Exness deserves a BIG credit from meIgnored
Disliked{quote} Do you mean trading on news and expecting no slippage? I don't thing it's totally possible by any broker... What about me I try to avoid such a huge risk. But it depends on the trading strategy you use, you actually should open much smaller orders and be quite sure about the next move of the trend. In this case it can work out. And as you probably know the gap is quite possible, especially if you trade near NFP.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I trade mostly on GBPUSD now, so I have noticed that the spread can be wider before some news. Usually the spread is about 0.2-0.4, and before the news it can be about 2. But that is not so much, as I have seen by other brokers...Ignored
DislikedAlso, are internal transfers allowed from say an acct with exness.com to exness.eu & vice versaIgnored
Disliked{quote} So dou you use exness? Have you had any slippage on your pending orders around news with them? If yes, how high? CheersIgnored
Disliked{quote} These 2 languages are already supported on the websiteIgnored
Disliked{quote} Dear wakeel86, Unfortunately, the internal transfers between the trading accounts, which were opened on the websites www.exness.eu and www.exness.com, are impossible, i.e. they are supposed to be opened in two different companies: in EXNESS (CY) (regulated by CySEC, Cyprus) or in EXNESS LIMITED (registred in FDR, New Zealand).Ignored
Disliked{quote} Well, as I see, it's definitely better to open an account on exness.com. At least it's easier, what do you think?Ignored
Dislikedrate a seriously misleading. In the picture I uploaded, misleading green box in 8 pips = 1.22835. in the similar time: FXCM = 1.2290, xemarkets = 1.2291, foxfactory = 1.2292. {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Dear hao, Forex is a free decentralized market, so there is no rule, according to which one all the brokers and banks should set the uniform prices. The small price discrepancy (usually it is up to 5-10 points, in rare cases of the quick trend movement it can be even larger) is normal market situation. In the case, you have a question about execution of the concrete order, please, provide me with the information containing your trading account number and the number of this order, to my e-mail [email protected]...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am not so sure about that. As for me, registration in European regulator is much more reliable. And conditions are the same, aren`t they? So it's quite interesting variant for trading.Ignored
DislikedFinally! I coudn't believe my eyes, but I did it! I opened sell-order (EURUSD) on 1.32065 and there was a price started to fall. I was really nervous, but I was waiting) I close the position on 1.31295 and I took profit 77 points! So, I put it in my pocket 308usd!!! Thanks, exness^^ {image}Ignored