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  1. #31
    Hey Flipper,

    Major banks would enable only major institutional players for their liquidity.
    Therefore, their pool is permanently closed for 99.9% of the human race

  2. #32
    Normally 10,000 units or 3000 EUR in bulk is the min. Standard, under that banks don't need to quote prices in any way, even though you can attempt to buy 1 unit (what makes no sense whatsoever ).

    The next max. Deal sizes are possible, if available:
    Deutsche: up to 100,000,000 units (and or deal dimensions in EUR) (depending on the inherent )
    Commerz, Citi, Goldman, BNP, HSBC, JPMorgen etc. 2,000,000 into 50,000,000 units (and or deal dimensions in EUR) (depending on the inherent ).

    This is one illuion from Deutsche (from the Stuttgart Exchange EUWAX):
    DEUTSCHE BANK AG WAVEP 28.03.18 DAX 12475 WKN DS2CTB | ISIN DE000DS2CTB4 Knockout-Put:
    https://www.boerse-stuttgart.de/de/b...TION=211897835

    or by Deutsche Bank website:
    https://www.xmarkets.db.com/DE/Produ...l/DE000DS2CTB4

    Current price: BID 2,17 - ASK 2,18
    min bargain dimensions: 10,000 units or 3,000 EUR in volume
    max deal dimensions: 100,000,000 units (and or deal dimensions in EUR)

    Keep in mind, the heavier the order, the wider may extend the disperse or they will quote you a worse price.

  3. #33
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Usually 10,000 units or 3000 EUR in volume is the minute. Standard, below that banks don't need to quote prices at all, despite the fact that you can try to buy 1 unit (what makes no sense whatsoever ). The next max. Deal dimensions are possible, if: Deutscheup to 100,000,000 units (and or price dimensions in EUR) (determined by the inherent ) Commerz, Citi, Goldman, BNP, HSBC, JPMorgen etc. 2,000,000 to 50,000,000 units (and or price dimensions in EUR) (determined by the inherent ). This is 1 example from Deutsche (in the Stuttgart Exchange EUWAX): DEUTSCHE...
    So why would you still adhere to retail brokerage (tickmill)? Or you are on the testing phase with those big brokers you said?

  4. #34
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote So why is it that you still adhere to retail brokerage (tickmill)? Or you're on the testing stage with those big brokers you said?
    First of all, I do not trade with these Tickmill bastards, that are some pennies left in the account.
    I exchange with real brokers, not them.

    Secondly, I have traded straight with these banks previously and you need a lot of cash if you want create some serious money as it's all unleveraged.
    But that is not the problem cause you will find derivatives with all kind of different leverage.
    The very negative thing about it's that each trade takes at least ~5 seconds (ask a quote into the last trade verifiion ).
    In fast moving markets I got a lot of denies, worse quotes or outside of market notifiions.
    And do not forget, it is not 24/5

    However, if you are a swinger or long term trader with some serious cash, it won't irritate you.

  5. #35
    Http://www.invast.com.au

    I enjoy them....japanese accuracy, outstanding execution and customer service. To be fair - I would switch to futures: marexspectronprotrader.com (CGQ, Neon, Stellar, TT) and tradovate.com (CGQ and JigSaw)

    cu

  6. #36
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote First of all, I do not trade with these Tickmill bastards, that are some pennies left in the account. I exchange with actual brokers, not them. Secondly, I have traded directly with these banks in the past and you need a lot of cash if you want create some serious cash because it's all unleveraged. But that is not the issue cause there are derivatives with all kind of different leverage. The most negative thing about it is that every transaction takes at least ~5 seconds (request a quote to the final trade confirmation). In fast moving markets i.. .
    Thank you for the information, nice suggestions on what expect from large bank services. Seeing the critical cash, its quite arguable since we have R/R and using borrowing funds to enter same lot size as it will be in the event of unleveraged position.

    Utilizing leverage you easy shift yourself on R/R curve greater, i.e. needs to take steps on more cautious handling of risk. With greater leverage chances are climbing that volatility will probably kill you, but after all its about discovering more effective steps to control risk, while blaming high leverage is absurd since it doesn't introduce systematic disadvantage to you in trading. Btw, didn't have any issues with Tickmill, but its different narrative

    Cheers.

  7. #37
    If you have opted to deposit such a significant amount, then you should not do this thoughtlessly. Actually, it would have been ideal to open up several deposits for various brokers, that is how you're able to know where to open large deposit later.

  8. #38
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Trying to find a broker big enough So am asking which broker can trade out of 500 to 2500 dollars per pip without having issues together or liquidity problem, please that has an insight and can discuss. Thank you
    LMAX, IB UK

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