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What are the signs that can identify such a signal? If it's not a military secret... :)
How many subscribers to such signals? Probably didn't look well, since I didn't come across any, and I didn't have a goal to find any.
You can't give out links.
1. Constant deposit/withdrawal of funds, which is not consistent with common sense.
2. a broker that has a PAMM-platform.
One of those, which I've been watching here since 2015, now has 40 subscribers. The account balance is a whopping 188 Kilobucks.
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1. Constant deposit/withdrawal of funds, which is not consistent with common sense.
2. a broker with a PAMM platform.
One of those, which I've been watching here since 2015, now has 40 subscribers. The account balance is not less than 188 Kilobucks.
In general, a brokerage company with PAMMs, bonuses, contests etc. is the first sign of a kitchen. The real regulators issuing licences forbid this.
In general, VCs with PAMMs, bonuses, contests, etc. are the first sign of a kitchen. Real regulators issuing licences forbid this.
The only real regulator is SAXO, the minimum deposit is $10,000, all the others are a priori kitchens, so what?
The real regulator is SAXO, minimum deposit $10,000, all others are a priori kitchens, so what?
The real regulator is SAXO, minimum deposit $10,000, all others are a priori kitchens, so what?
SAXO is a bank or DC licensed and regulated by the Danish Finance Commission. They are regulated by the Danish Financial Services Authority and have a 2.000$ min deposit (see official website).
In other countries it is regulated by the Financial Market Commission (for example Switzerland by FINMA, Australia by ASIC, etc.).
The real regulators issuing licences forbid this.
A regulated investment bank is the same as a big one, and probably even greedier than the smaller ones that have to compete with each other for each and every client. They will strip you to the bone with animal spreads, you will not be able to properly deposit/withdraw money without sending a bunch of documents proving that you are not a fool, you will not be able to find investors on a pamm-platform because it does not exist, but you can console yourself that yes, it was "not a kitchen" :)
A regulated investment bank is just like a kitchen, only bigger and most likely even greedier than the smaller ones that have to compete with each other for each client. They will strip you to the bone with animal spreads, but you can console yourself that, yes, it was "not a kitchen" :)
First master the terms, there is no regulated investment bank in question. The essence of the conversation is that the brokerage companies do not have cent accounts, and do not place them together with real ones.
Judging by your genuine interest in cent accounts, you are a real expert, I am no match for you.
In general, VCs with PAMMs, bonuses, contests, etc. are the first sign of a kitchen. The real regulators issuing licences forbid this.
Why would they do that?
That's precisely the purpose of DCs - to allow small individuals with their micro lots to participate in trading. It's funny when people with a measly $100 deposit start saying that their trades are not taken to the interbank. Who cares about your pennies! If there were no "kitchen" - you would not be able to open the deals at all!
There can only be one complaint against a brokerage company: improper execution of orders.
Well, and changing the terms of the Offerta without warning, as, say, in 2014 did "DC on E". You have to stay away from such a brokerage company.
Why would that be?
It is the very purpose of a brokerage company to allow small individuals with their micro lots to participate in trading. I find it funny when people with a measly $100 deposit start saying that their trades are not taken to the Interbank. Who cares about your pennies! If there were no "kitchen" - you would not be able to open the deals at all!
The claim to the brokerage company can be only one - improper execution of orders.
Well, and changing the terms of the Offerta without warning, as, say, in 2014 did "DC on E". You have to stay away from such a brokerage company.