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Yeah, that's right. he found the GRAAL and instead of making a billion dollars, he started selling it for cheap. you convinced him.
http://www.dbfx.com/
created for retail. You got me on that one, I confess.
but the db itself is a market maker, why doesn't it use its own quotes? and, characteristically, i couldn't find a "trust management" reference in the retail centre.
Yeah. Exactly. Found the Grail and instead of making a billion in the dark, started selling it to everyone for cheap. Convincing
it's not a grail at all... and it's not for sale, it's freely available...
it's just an example of a convenient summary of all trends in one window... an example of trend trading
Have created one for retail. You got me on that one, I confess.
but the db is a market maker itself, why doesn't it use its own quotes? and, characteristically, i couldn't find a "trust management" reference in the retail centre.
I'm 100% sure... A DT from Deutsche Bank does not use quotes from its own bank....!!! the same as there is no centralized forex exchange
Every brokerage house uses a mix of several providers of quotes (similar to the ones traded by banks). The quote provider (market maker) in its turn provides quotes by averaging ( data flow reduction) the information from the swift on the trades of several banks.
For the uninitiated: Swift is an interbank information exchange system with a higher capacity of information...
It's difficult to argue with you because you do not even want to read your own posts or do not know how...
A market maker is a broker/dealer firm that undertakes the risk of buying and holding securities of a certain issuer in its accounts for the purpose of selling them. Market makers act in the over-the-counter market as direct participants in transactions. In contrast to the stock market, where this is done by so-called "specialists", market makers maintain liquidity in the OTC market. As a rule, they are involved on both sides of the market, as sellers and buyers.
Where do you see the phrase quotation provider? Market maker - let the DC, undertake to satisfy your order to buy or sell currency at the current price and represent your interests in the market, at the same time these same banks must ensure the current liquidity of currencies, since they have already committed to you when placing the order, and if all market participants will try to hedge their clients internally without placing sell/purchase orders, these banks must have serious currency reserves and know where the currency rate will go, in order not to suffer losses in front of
the trend is a great tool for explaining history. It always will be. The trend is unambiguously defined only afterwards. In real trading over a long period of time, trend trading in the visual sense of the word is impossible.
In fact, this is the best of the best, and you can't give a unified definition of the trend! The colour of TA and ATS, yadren-baton!
Yes, for the same reason why it is more often profitable to buy your currency from others to sell in your market than to sell your own...
you keep confusing forex and DTs. Forex is an interbank market with a minimum lot of millions of dollars. No retail gets there. Forex and DT are linked only with information. DoC takes quotes from there.
No currency goes anywhere. No currency is bought and sold in the dc
It is difficult to argue with you because you do not even want to read your posts or do not know how
Where do you see the phrase quote provider? Market maker - let the DC, undertake to meet your request to buy or sell currency at the current price and represent your interests in the market, at the same time these same banks must ensure the current liquidity of currencies, as they have already committed to you when placing the order, and if all market participants will try to hedge their clients without placing sell/purchase orders in the market, then these banks must have serious stocks of currency and know where the currency rate will go, so they will not incur losses in front of the market
I do not want to argue about it.
Themarket maker is a broker/dealer firm,You keep confusing forex and DTs. Forex is an interbank market with a minimum lot of millions of dollars. You are not dealing with retail. The connection between Forex and DTs is only informational. DoC takes quotes from there.
No currency goes anywhere. No currency is bought and sold in a brokerage house.
A normal average person does not trade on the forex market. Forex is an inter-bank market with a very large minimum start-up capital.
Right, a normal average person trades foreign exchange futures (quotes are similar to forex) or commodities or something else.