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Did anyone else get burned by OANDA's Stop Hunting Practices Today? In Experienced Traders Feb 10 2014 at 12:37
price moves every millisecond. there are quite a few milliseconds between what you and when you click. it has to be really tiny difference though. In volatile times spreads widen and prices are different from broker to broker (minimal difference though). FX is not centralized so don't expect it to work like it would be. Every trader is aware of NFP volatility and mispricings(amongst brokers) and spread widenings is not something illegal.
Did anyone else get burned by OANDA's Stop Hunting Practices Today? In Experienced Traders Feb 08 2014 at 10:20
Hi there, sorry to hear that it happened. But brokers have no incentive to hunt your stops since they make money when you open the trade via spread/comission. Spreads aren't fixed in the market place and they depend on liquidity (liquidity providers). Spreads that brokers advertise are usually average spreads. On news events and certain hours liquidity might dry up meaning market participants will remove limit/stop order from the market and the next price to fill your order might be higher as was in your case. Please remember to consider both the ask and the bid price. you can see it ...
High Water Mark for manager's fees In General May 14 2013 at 21:15
should be calculated from balance. Equity involves too much uncertainty ( 'floating' money) and it makes no sense since client will be paying performance fee from equity and not closed positions aka balance at the end of a period.
High Water Mark for manager's fees In General May 14 2013 at 21:13
folks if you don't know - don't confuse people. here's the exact definition: ============================== Investopedia explains 'High-Water Mark' The high-water mark ensures that the manager does not get paid large sums for poor performance. So if the manager loses money over a period, he or she must get the fund above the high watermark before receiving a performance bonus. For example, say after reaching its peak a fund loses $100,000 in year one, and then makes $250,000 in year two. The manager therefore not only reached the high-water mark but exceeded it by $150,...
I want only a safe 4% each month... Which EA?? Thank you In Experienced Traders Nov 08 2012 at 10:02
Dude 4% a month? so what you are saying is 'I want 60,1% return a year by turning an EA on(no effort here) AND beating the hedge funds in their own game'. Good luck.
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