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System privacy once Investor PW is given

	Member Since Mar 03, 2010 41 posts Rob (IslandFX) Mar 04 2010 at 06:59 How much information does MyFXBook look at when investor PW is given. Do you have access to my charts and custom indicators? Quote \| Message \| Report Trading for a living, the best job in the world.
	Member Since Aug 20, 2009 181 posts kennyhubbard (compuforexpamm) Mar 04 2010 at 08:08 They can see open trades and trade history and that is about it. The investor password allows non-trading access to your account at the broker. Your indicators and charts are stored on your computer at home(or on VPS), not at the broker, so an observer has no idea what is on your computer. Quote \| Message \| Report Wealth Creation Through Technology
	Member Since Mar 03, 2010 41 posts Rob (IslandFX) Mar 04 2010 at 08:13 Thanks Quote \| Message \| Report Trading for a living, the best job in the world.
	Member Since Jul 31, 2009 1033 posts Ethan (Staff) Mar 04 2010 at 09:58 Yes, compuforexpamm is correct. Think of it as installing a fresh MetaTrader software and connecting to your existing account - there is no way to see which indicators/charts you've used. Quote \| Message \| Report Got a question? Need help? Send me a message!
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