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ETX is the broker
Here is the e-mail I received on the 18th May 2018.
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Dear XXXXXXXXXXXXXX,
This is a gentle reminder that the new 50% margin close-out rule will come into effect in 1 week's time on 26th May.
This is the first of a number of changes the European Securities and Market Authority (ESMA) will be introducing that will impact your trading activity with us. As a highly valued ETX trader, we are committed to making these new requirements as manageable as possible for you.
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If you intend to use robots then any offering worth its salt and charges will also let you have the source code so that you can see how it works and is not just a "Black Box".
They will also show how the strategy works and you can verify their track record.
Examples of these are Wes Waltons robots, Rob Bookers robots (Wes Walton) and Forex Useful (3 little Pigs and I believe Pivots is now coded) as working examples
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Should Newbies turn to signal providers rather than trading themselves? In New Traders Feb 22 2017 at 11:13
The simple answer is No.
Taking signal providers trades is not a way of developing your own strategy or adjusting another known strategy.
How do you know if the signal is valid ? Is the signal provider a trader also ? Can you easily check their claims of success ? Broker Statements can be made to look good and hide the relevant truth. Anything on MyFXBook is at least verifiable with traders registering the accounts they hold.
Think of them like horse racing tipsters who set up a premium line or service quote all the horses in the race as in dividing who they select as a group of subscribers...
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I learnt through Babypips. Highly recommended for learning at your own pace.
The first trading strategy that I learnt is the 3 little pigs (sometimes called 3 little ducks). This you can find on Babypips along with the sma crossover system and Hucks HLHB system. Try them out on a demo for a month.
3 little pigs I still use today after 4 years but I have my own little twist which gives not as many signals for trades but I find I have a higher winning % because some trades are filtered out.
All the best
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[quote]pedrojfx posted:
Brexit has been a big mistake of UK. and you will see[/quote]
I can only say one thing on viewing the likes of companies and corporations, countries etc queuing up to do business in and with the UK since the result from Brexit. If we will rue this decision then you will find the that the EU has made even bigger mistakes and they too will suffer.
I see the EU as both morally and financially inept at understanding what is required within it's area of influence. It can give us quaint little laws that are a bind but cannot back the right side of a catastrophe with a...
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[quote]fabritzio posted:
Yes, but it is also true that some of these voting majorities are now changing their minds. And this is likely to have significant weight in the outcome. [/quote]
I'm just saying that public opinion has weight. It will not be the first time that the results do not reflect the real will of the UK people[/quote]
There cannot nor will not be another EU referendum. I did not vote out because of immigration. I voted out because of the endless stream of useless,toothless laws and remits from the EU. Why does the European Parliament which every taxpayer in Europe...
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[quote]fabritzio posted:
Yes, but it is also true that some of these voting majorities are now changing their minds. And this is likely to have significant weight in the outcome. [/quote]
Again though, now you say that UK citizens have a had a change of heart - Where is the proof ?
What do we do ? Have a best of 3 and if the result does not suit once again add 2 more referendums ?
We have voted, it was done fair and square and the result is as is - Let us get on with it and exit as is the will of the leavers who got the majority.
During the campaign (The remains was a lacklustre effort b...
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[quote]jackell78 posted:
I am a strong believer in the power of the union as a concept, I mean any type of union between people, countries and so on with a common goal of making things better. I believe UK will stay in the EU, after all. I agree with trill12 that globalisation is inevitable and when I think of examples of the opposite (isolation), I don't see any successful ones. Globalisation does not contradict with preserving the interests of a country or its culture. At least not in my understanding [/quote]
I cannot see how you can say this after the referendum. The UK referendum res...
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