Broker liquidity
Sep 02, 2014 at 20:54
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forex_trader_113430
Member Since Feb 22, 2013
19 posts
Sep 02, 2014 at 20:54
Ok so the eur/usd has more liquidity than any other instrument of trading. So If I was a multi millionaire or billionaire and opened a trading account of 10 million, I would want some kind of guarantee that the broker would be able to pay out on very large trades. If the liquidity is there in eur/usd but the broker has problems filling the orders on a successful trade, then would I get some sort of message saying error. I just wonder what the big boys do and is there some way of checking if brokers can pay out multi million dollar trades that happen in a few days. Cheers John
forex_trader_25447
Member Since Dec 21, 2010
131 posts
Sep 03, 2014 at 04:10
I think it is good to check :
- Maximal volume for single order ;
- Maximal volume for opened position;
- Maximal volume for single order ;
- Maximal volume for opened position;
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