FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 18: August 2012) - page 135
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I get it :-)
OK, see you tomorrow, I'm off to bed...
same thing, kebabs tomorrow, need a rest )))))
They called me and promised me that everything would be in the best shape. So I will not be able to withdraw anything I have traded from the bonus account?
As long as we're all in this together in the same chain... I'd say it's not a bad company... I've been working with them for two years, no problems with withdrawals, inputs...
sometimes the mice catch limiters, but usually much worse...
P.S. I gave up bonuses at the very beginning... and probably did the right thing... shoulder a hundred is just right...:-)))
Look at the symbol properties in the tester for this pair and you'll understand everything at once))) )) The spreads on websites are published in the old 4-digit system so as not to frighten people.) Alpari announced the 0.2 pips spread on EUR for example)))
As long as we're all in this together in the same chain... I'd say it's not a bad company... I've been working with them for two years, no problems with withdrawals, inputs...
sometimes the mice catch limiters, but usually much worse...
P.S. I gave up bonuses at the very beginning... and probably did the right thing... shoulder a hundred just right...:-)))
I took a look... The spread at the 5th digit is 11 pips, but on the brokerage website it says sped 1 point. It turns out some bullshit... It turns out that if I trade 1 lot, in 4 pairs it will give me $20 spread (2 point spread) and in 5 pairs it will give me $110 spread (11 point spread). What is this nonsense?
Imagine that you are looking for a brokerage company with good trading conditions and you see the spread in EUR 10 points))) If you do not even care that there is a five-digit spread, you just say: "Have you guys gone crazy and leave this site?)
Imagine the situation, you are looking for a brokerage company with good trading conditions and go to the site and see a spread of 10 points)))) You do not even care that there are five digits, you just say: "Have you guys gone crazy and leave this site))))
Is this a normal situation or should I leave this brokerage company?
On Insta for example the spread on EUR is 3 pips, i.e. on a five-digit chart it would be 30 pips )))) As a matter of fact the same, but the difference is especially noticeable on 1-minute charts.) That means that on a five-digit chart you can trade more filigree)))
Is this a normal situation or should I get rid of this brokerage company?
Also, on a five-digit account the collateral requirements are usually 10 times higher )))
I looked it up... The spread at the 5th digit is 11 pips, and on the brokerage house website it says 1 point spread. What a load of crap. It turns out that if I trade 1 lot, in 4 mark DC with me has $ 20 spread (spread 2 points), and five-figure spread with me has $ 110 spread (spread 11 points). What kind of nonsense is this?
If in 4 digits spread is 2 pips = $20.
5-digit would be 20.0 - the same $20 only with cents.