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    Well because refcos going outta buissness I'm forced to find another platform I choose Oanda because I'm choosing to begin with $300.00 First off I cannot discover any noise, I can't here pip motion or my auto closes Refco needed a neat cash register sound when I put my limit order and it was fulfilled, if I was on the sofa I could here it was good, oanda, I can't find a sound choice. Where do you find the choice to have a stop???? I can't find anywhere in my own demo platform. Additionally on a real account is 50:1 leverage everything you get? Despite my demonion I cannot get 50:1 I try to put that choice in and it permits me is 20:1 pushing me nuts trying to use a new platform... I really do like the 1.5 pip spread so I'll try to comprehend this platform. Unless theres another platform out there with this tight of spread and doesn't care when I open up an account with $300.00 Any help out there men?


    Thanks,

    Mike.

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    Ya I love. Keep it all coming. I'd like to know what other platforms are out there. Can anybody provide me a list of potential platforms so I can store around a little. The simple fact that Oanda doesnt have a trailing stop feature actually makes me want to shop around. Anything else out there I could begin with $300.00.... That will be challenging in itself, Refco is sending my money order back to me so now I must turn that back into cash somehow with there name on it.... Oh... the drama.... lol



    Mike...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Ya I love help, who doesn't. Keep it all coming. I'd like to know what other platforms are on the market. Can anybody provide me a list of potential platforms so I can shop around a little. The simple fact that Oanda doesnt have a trailing stop feature actually makes me want to shop around. Anything else out there I could start with $300.00.... Which is going to be a challenge in itself, Refco is sending my money order back to me so now I must turn that back to money somehow with there name on it.... Oh... the drama.... Lol



    Mike...
    Mike,
    FXCM has a very good platform. They are a tough competitor.

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    I'm not knowing, what does demanding opponent mean? thanks


    Mike

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    It is possible to try InterbankFX, they're utilizing a GTS platform, which I think is reputable, and also their EURUSD spread is 2 pips...

    I am using CMS, a glorious platform, but spreads are normal 3/4 about the majors...

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I am not understanding, what exactly does demanding opponent mean? Thank you


    Mike
    have a peek at this thread Mike, it could make more sense.
    https://www.forexforum.co.za/general...ents-euro.html

    Steve

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    I really don't like Oanda platform, but they pay interest by the moment, let u exchange any amount, have exotic pairs, low spreads, pay interest on your acct equilibrium. These overcome the platform fo me.

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    Oanda margin is 50:1. They carry you up to. It is all outlined in their margin call statement.

    If you lose all margin ($0), they do not margin call you, they carry you up to 100:1 margin leverage. That is basically double what you're trading with.
    This gives you time to load shed some components or ride it out to get a reversal.

    There is no sound option. It is a Java applet which would seriously overtax java resources, and to maintain the platform dependable, it's what you need as much as frills and nothing else. Nonetheless, it can join through office firewalls where most others won't.

    Oanda is a very successful broker which has posted the most forex trades of all the brokers two years operating.

    I really don't think traders are hung up about the leverage as you may think.

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    I am discovering that I am liking Oanda more and more nowadays. The charts are somewhat primitive but I can use another feed anyway.

    The findings you quoted, is that according to a report we could test out. . ?

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Oanda's tradable margin is 50:1. They carry you up to. It's all outlined in their margin call statement.

    Should you eliminate all margin ($0), they don't margin call you, they carry you up to 100:1 margin leverage. That's basically double what you're trading with.
    This gives you time to load discard some units or ride it out for a reversal.

    There is absolutely not any sound choice. It's a Java applet which would seriously overtax java tools, so to maintain the platform dependable, it's what you absolutely need as far as frills and nothing else. But it can connect through office firewalls where most others will not.

    Oanda is a very successful broker that has posted the many forex trades of all the brokers two years running.

    I really don't think traders are suspended up on the leverage as you might think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Oanda's tradable margin is 50:1. They carry you up to 100:1 however. It is all outlined in their own margin call statement.

    Should you eliminate all margin ($0), they do not margin call you, they carry you up to 100:1 margin leverage. That's basically double what you're trading with.
    This gives you time to load shed some units or ride it out to get a reversal.

    There's no sound option. It is a Java applet and that would critically overtax coffee resources, so to keep the platform reliable, it has what you need so much as frills and nothing else. Nonetheless, it's ready to join through office firewalls where others won't.

    Oanda is a very successful broker that has posted the most forex trades of all of the brokers two years operating.

    I really don't think traders are as hung up about the leverage because you might think.
    I have been trading with them since early this year and am quite pleased and would never change into another. :noway:

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