Asset management (By VSVtrader)
Gain : | +2126.74% |
Drawdown | 20.24% |
Pips: | 4486.1 |
Trades | 3425 |
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Type: | Real |
Leverage: | 1:500 |
Trading: | Manual |
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Asset management Discussion

forex_trader_32776
Member Since Mar 28, 2011
942 posts
Oct 03, 2011 at 09:10
Member Since Mar 28, 2011
942 posts
canman888 posted:
Hi,
Congratulations on your success. Are you doing manually trading or using an EA?
Cheers,
Canman
I wouldn't get too carried away - I did a Broker search on Forex mmcis and only 4 accounts popped on Myfxbook -
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/VSVtrader/asset-management/162189
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/VSVtrader/aggressive/162209
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/Kondakov/kondakov/161617
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/berezhnoi/berezhnoi/161079
http://forex-mmcis.com/
Reminds me of Acme-HEDGE with the only account at Aplha-ECN
- http://www.myfxbook.com/members/acmehedge
Oct 03, 2011 at 11:49
Member Since Sep 09, 2011
5 posts
I wouldn't get too carried away - I did a Broker search on Forex mmcis and only 4 accounts popped on Myfxbook -
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/VSVtrader/asset-management/162189
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/VSVtrader/aggressive/162209
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/Kondakov/kondakov/161617
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/berezhnoi/berezhnoi/161079
http://forex-mmcis.com/
Reminds me of Acme-HEDGE with the only account at Aplha-ECN
- http://www.myfxbook.com/members/acmehedge
And what?
Oct 03, 2011 at 13:33
Member Since Sep 09, 2011
5 posts
No problem!
But it is interesting what you spoke and make me laugh a little , that even such possible to meet (re:here have been some broker owner traders on this forum who add trades after the supposed time ).
Regards.
p.s. now I've got some open positions.
But it is interesting what you spoke and make me laugh a little , that even such possible to meet (re:here have been some broker owner traders on this forum who add trades after the supposed time ).
Regards.
p.s. now I've got some open positions.
Oct 23, 2011 at 00:59
Member Since Nov 21, 2010
3 posts
I couldnt spare the time to watch your trades real time. Would you consider opening an account through a nfa regulated broker like oanda for asset management. Then we can watch your results for a few weeks and open a minimum client account for a few weeks then increase our deposit. You would get larger clients in the long run. More $ for you! I hope you understand the issues concerning the image of unregulated and less reputation established brokers, Serious clients need proof.
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151 posts
Member Since Aug 22, 2009
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Feb 23, 2012 at 14:13
Member Since Aug 22, 2009
27 posts
VSVtrader posted:
Hi,
Thanks for proposal.
US brokers not very suitable for my trading style with there FIFO rules and no hedging ability.
I will take into account your point of view and may be will open an account in Europe where no restrictions.
Regards.
Hi VSVtrader,
I would also be interested in your service if you had an account at a reliable European brokerage regulated by FSA.
Regards,
Chrisstoff
Member Since Jan 29, 2012
4 posts
Apr 28, 2012 at 06:11
Member Since Feb 20, 2010
150 posts
"US brokers not very suitable for my trading style with there FIFO rules and no hedging ability."
Just for the record, you are not bound by FIFO and hedging rules with some NFA regulated brokers in the US like ATC brokers. They find a way around the technical aspects of these rules. Also, other brokers in the US can get around these rules by the following means...
For FIFO if you enter the first trade with a size (lets say 1 lot) then you enter trade 2 with 1.1 lot you can exit trade 2 before trade 1 and not break the FIFO rules. As long as the trade sizes are different FIFO does not apply. But again, certain brokers in the US manage to get around FIFO without using this strategy I've described.
I would never put a dime with a broker who is not regulated by the NFA as certain brokers will take your money and you have no recourse against them.
Hedging also works with certain US brokers like ATC who are connected to FXCM for their liquidity provider.
Just wanted to set the record straight on this US broker issue
Cheers
Wayne
Just for the record, you are not bound by FIFO and hedging rules with some NFA regulated brokers in the US like ATC brokers. They find a way around the technical aspects of these rules. Also, other brokers in the US can get around these rules by the following means...
For FIFO if you enter the first trade with a size (lets say 1 lot) then you enter trade 2 with 1.1 lot you can exit trade 2 before trade 1 and not break the FIFO rules. As long as the trade sizes are different FIFO does not apply. But again, certain brokers in the US manage to get around FIFO without using this strategy I've described.
I would never put a dime with a broker who is not regulated by the NFA as certain brokers will take your money and you have no recourse against them.
Hedging also works with certain US brokers like ATC who are connected to FXCM for their liquidity provider.
Just wanted to set the record straight on this US broker issue
Cheers
Wayne
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