Explain the mechanism. If I opened on one market maker, how can I now close on another market maker? - page 6
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In the spirit of the day... Be be.....
Ochospod, the arrow graphics again.....
Explain to me - why are you putting a video on BUREAU trading?
Ochospodi, the arrow graphics again.....
Because the price of forex is formed on the basis of the price of futures, not vice versa. You should check it first, and then you can talk. If the brokerage firm is not a jack of all trades, they will insure themselves against clients like you on the exchange market. So do not write here until you look. There you will find the answers as the quotes on these markets are linked. Good luck!!!
There is no way VCs hedge their risk with either futures or options. They do not. Not at all.
No consolidated position is placed on the market. You do not.
The maximum is opening a VERY BIG CLIENT position with a liquidity provider.
There's a whole science behind those arrows, but you're still a long way off. So don't bother.
There have been so many doodles, graphs and curves on this forum that they are worth a pittance.
There is no way VCs hedge their risk with either futures or options. They do not. Not at all.
No consolidated position is placed on the market. You do not.
The maximum is opening a VERY BIG CLIENT position with a liquidity provider.
So you are a masochist? You better not go to a brokerage company like that, it will be better for your deposit. They have their own choice of a brokerage company, but it turns out you are describing some kind of canteen that does not deserve to be discussed here.
All VCs are kitchens.
A broker on the REAL FOREX market is for clients with a minimum $10 million trading account
What difference does it make where a market maker works in the stock market or the over-the-counter market. Their functions are the same. You understand the main thing, your trades do not go to the market.
Then explain how the DC will make money if its clients trade successfully? Are you saying that the spread, commissions can cover it all? Or they calculate only the withdrawal of deposits? That's how casinos work. The only way to be guaranteed to be on the plus side with all the other nuances is to enter the market with an aggregate (maybe partial) position.
Then explain how the DC will make money if his clients trade successfully? Are you saying that spread, commissions can cover it all? Or they calculate only on the loss of the deposit? That's how casinos work. The only way to be guaranteed to be in the black with all the other nuances is to enter the market with an aggregate (maybe partial) position.
If DCs weren't making money they would have gone bust a long time ago. I wrote about the total position at the beginning of this discussion, and the starter asks about his specific positions, which probably do not exceed 1 standard lot.