Collectivefx is a good broker. I doubt that they were stop hunting.
Can you even bother considering ONE additional data source before you made that claim?Originally Posted by ;
MY biggest concern was, how do they know this is normal market activity? I have seen fxcm times, alter beyond chart background, to reflect true market data, after obvious errors. How do they know this is not an error? Just because it is a 52 pip spread, and it is not a 500 pip spread? Is not good enough for me.... And in my case, NO OTHER FEED everywhere has my spike. I asked through discussion like 10 times, the way they knew this was normal activity, and that I couldn't get a direct answer. I asked if they could contact the LP's, and to figure out if there was a error. According to discussion, the LP's are private... and when I wish to work out that screwed me, to google the planet's leading largest banks. What a joke. No wonder they are the world's largest...Originally Posted by ;
CFX is a true and serious ECN broker; the 18th of july there was a severe difficulty of his liquidity supplier CITYBANK (POWER OUTAGE)Originally Posted by ;
I have always believed so I want to be here.
I emailed Gary in TCFX and conversed by phone, and then sent him the essential documented materials he had to look into the rogue quotes as he calls them. Gary contacted liquidity and solved things for me. I did receive the worth of the 3 transaction closures (because of the spike) put into my account. So . . .TCFX . . .acted immediately to make this happen. In short I was happy with the outcome and would consider them as a broker, if what they offered for options, was what I desired.
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since you are price stream was padded. Desks do this. It was a MARKET FORCED liquidation.Originally Posted by ;
Also the broker in my chart is citibank, not collectiveFX.Originally Posted by ;