Sticker Resembles BMW. They had some like this particular post.
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Sticker Resembles BMW. They had some like this particular post.
The post war BMW singles were pushrod overhead valve, not OHC. Shaft drive. Plunger suspension, not hardtail. Earls front forks as opposed to modern hydraulics. Yes that seems to be a BMW sticker on the petrol tank, no idea why.
It 's been creating by loving craftsmen in Bali ,, only they have soul in things))) Kawasaki engineOriginally Posted by ;
just Bali you can still proceed without license plates
excuse low resolution screenshot , I delete all to don't offend fxpig
I apologize for side monitoring this thread, last post off topic. Did a google search for Bali custom motorcycles. Oh my art that is rolling that is magnificent. Bali's reputation as a tropical paradise is famous globally, but I had no idea of the custom bike culture. Soulful really! Thank you Lou
There are brokers that are regulated by what some traders consider to be top regulators, and they still do bad things. IronFx is regulated by CySec, and there have been numerous warnings of fraud, yet they still continue to operate. The Financial Commission which is a 3rd party regulatory body (http://www.financialcommission.org) has issued warnings about this broker. There are plenty of brokers that can cover the licensing fees to labs so they are regulated. Yet fxcm was found guilty of violating their ECN/NDD policy, by possessing their liquidity provider, and sending their customers transactions to it. This occurred while they were controlled in the USA. They did close up shop there, but it's unknown if some of the customers that they committed fraud from got the money back.
My very first broker was an unregulated one called FinFx. They were great. Awesome spreads, fair commissions and fees, fast replies in their customer support, etc.. While using a broker that is regulated by a well established regulatory body is a bonus, it's no guarantee that they are 100% honest with you. Likewise, if a broker is regulated by a smaller body, it doesn't necessarily indie that they are a scam. Some licenses are very costly to get. FxPig was controlled in New Zealand, then the authorities made it compulsory to pay additional in licensing fees, so they could provide services to customers in New Zealand and Australia. For smaller brokers, it's not worthwhile to pay that excess cash, for a possibly small client base.
You can take a look at the discussions on a different forum called donnaforex.com. The articles are fairly old, but Kevin answered all questions, and was very transparent about how things run, and why they choose to do the things they do. There was also a member of the website called realreason, who handled a PAMM account with FxPig. On his profile, you can see that he's pulled more cash than he has put in. We're talking deposits of roughly $500k, and withdraws over $700k. Reviews at forex peace army are also very beneficial for FxPig. You need to do your homework if you're searching for a broker. Not being controlled by the US/UK/ASIC/CySec is not the end of the planet. There are still fantastic brokers outside those regions.
Hello Lady´s and Gentlemen´s
I Had Been Believing FXPig for future but That I didnt still log in the Live with them.
Friday final was interesting for FXPig using UChf and some other pairs also.
Other broker´s (one UK and next AU broker) I didnt see such moving before final last friday.
This is that UChf closing price was 0.96044 and movement was last min. My other brokers same time, 0.96391 and 0.96461
I wish you pleasant trading week.
-O-
once we are around the close, liquidity providers pull their liquidity out and that is the results. Some brokers (the significant one's) are victims of this, others are accomplices. Among the main reason why holding standing at the spot fx is really a nightmare.
That post pretty much sums it up. Whenever there's a large volume of activity in the markets, spreads because of competition. LP's need to compete with one another in order to get retail traders to trade with them. When it's low activity, or the close of the week, the ball is in their court, and they can do what they want with the spreads. You see spreads widen quite a little after 5pm EST when the trading day is finished. But about a half an hour later, you see them begin to tighten up again.
It's best not to hold positions within the weekend. If you do, adjust your stoploss amounts accordingly. Then about an hour or so after the markets open up the next week, then tighten your stoploss amounts to where you believe they're appropriate.
I am interested in live account order execution times for market orders on the spa feed (well, mpa, also), please. If a person can comment on it I'd love.
Spa:
70-80 ms your latency to their LD4 dwell server.
In my case the overall performance time is 100-110 ms
When you have more questions, talk with them or contact them directly.
They are wonderful.
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