Thread: Can i trust this??

Originally Posted by ;

I recall that FXSOL was great at cease hunting additionally...

In my latest advice, Nexgen is not recommended either.

This is what I discovered:

They're introducing brokers for North Finance.

North Finance is your organisation you deal with with. (You sign an agreement together and you also give your money to them).

1. There registered office is in Belize - this is a tax haven and also probably just a brass plate functioning.
2. The offices are in Cyprus.
3. The support is from Russia ([email protected])
4. ) Your cash is in a bank in Cyprus.
5. It seems from the way they (nexgen) imply you open an account there isn't even paperwork. (not that that will help considerably with the above construction ).

On nexgen - the contacts page all tel numbers = cellular

Hardly inspiring.

Bash the Borker
Sung to the tune of Clementine

Bash That the Borker,
Bash That the Borker,
Bash That the Boooorker Newbietine
Your money's lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorrow Newbietine

That is a hoot.



Scott

Originally Posted by ;

Bash That the Borker
Sung to the tune of Clementine

Bash That the Borker,
Bash That the Borker,
Bash That the Boooorker Newbietine
Your money's Gone and Lost forever
Dreadful Regret Newbietine

That I seem to Recall reading, somewhere, that August is a quiet time for trading, Vaions etc..
This clearly proves it. Can not you find some part time work somewhere Dial?
Peter

I have been running various tests and I can post the results on a spreadsheet.

These evaluations includes the following about five separate systems running seven dealing desk platforms.

Speed, slippage, stinks, causes of platform freezes, disprepancy of orders(and proportions ),too many to list...

up to now from a number of the results, we have noticed that FXCM, FXSOL, and undoubtedly GFT dealbook with a blend of the following; likely freeze, lockout, control, shed, requote, misquote orders 83.7% of the time as soon as your platform shows pip values in excess of 17 pips; 72% of the time when pip values are 7-17 pips; and 44 percent of the time when pip values are under 7 pips


We examine a 24/7 basis for many majors and test cross pairs only during active sessions

We also examine during news events and notice the MAJORITY of desks will really do all the above 92.3% of their time during news events

that the REAL accounts fared even worse and demoned increasing percentages of these variables listed above...

Conclusion:

BEWARE OF DEALING DESKS....THEY ARE BUILT TO TAKE $$$$$ which is understandable because this is exactly what they're built to do...

Placed a News Commerce
Placed a News Exchange
With a straddle on the line
The market maker didn't take er
Dreadful Regret Newbietine

Originally Posted by ;

I recall that FXSOL was great at stop hunting also...

Where would you recall THIS from? Please link to this post.

If you can't, then please realize that you can totally mad-lib this announcement:

I recall that lt;lt;insert brokergt;gt; has been great at stop hunting also.

Without a specific example, it's hard to believe this kind of thing.

Originally Posted by ;

So far from a number of those outcomes, we've noticed that FXCM, FXSOL, and definitely GFT dealbook with a blend of the following; likely suspend, lockout, control, shed, requote, misquote orders 83.7percent of the time when your platform reveals pip values in excess of 17 pips; 72% of the time when pip values are 7-17 pips; and 44 percent of the time when pip values are below 7 pips

*sigh*

okay. . .what I did not know what you mentioned. . .when they show pip values??? WTF does this mean?

Besides...I discovered that 86.3% of statistical analysis is made up. :-)

Originally Posted by ;

Bash That the Borker
Sung to the tune of Clementine

Bash That the Borker,
Bash That the Borker,
Bash That the Boooorker Newbietine
Your money's lost and gone forever
Dreadful Regret Newbietine

Originally Posted by ;

Perhaps you have heard somebody dosent got theirs cash on a withdraw??

Is he trading with the ideal broker?