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In 10 to 1 leverage suggestion by the CFTC - a death to the US forex market?
Jan 28 2010 at 20:28
naaaah...
OANDA are US broker. here is a part of my chat log with the support:
ME: are you gonna move all accounts to UK or somewhere else?
ME: you are US broker, right?
OANDA: We are US broker, and ...
In 10 to 1 leverage suggestion by the CFTC - a death to the US forex market?
Jan 26 2010 at 20:49
but this is world currency... tell this to Shahe Mohamed - he is gonna cut your head off. The world currency should be stable as rock. Thats why there are so many proposals to change the world curren...
In 10 to 1 leverage suggestion by the CFTC - a death to the US forex market?
Jan 26 2010 at 09:35
aah, thanks :)
By decreasing the leverage the USD should become less volatile. This is good because then the USD will be much more stable. What do you prefer - to have non-volatile or volatile world...
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