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  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Me, which is why I opened this thread. Navigating the broker's limits while maintaining leverage sway is the secret.
    Mate as you're a large vol trader,can u pls tell what level of liquidity you see in your platform(I am assuming you use EBS/Reuters).
    As its a trillion per day market,just how much amt u see on majors in addition to crosses.

    Thanks
    From a newbie who's learning how to get better.

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Me which is why I opened this thread. Navigating the broker's limitations while maintaining leverage influence is the secret.
    If youve advanced to the level of launching 1000lots places per trade then you would not be asking the question in the first Loion

  3. #13
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote As its a trillion $ per day market,how much amt u see on majors as well as crosses. Thanks From a newbie who is learning how to improve.
    Lets state the daily turnover for most foreign exchange is3,000,000,000,000 dollars each day,
    of that aproximately 1 half is from spot Currency Market.
    Therefore:
    If my mathematics is right, 1 500?000?000?000 dollars = a daily volume traded on all spot Currency Market pairs
    then its only ~174 lots turnover per second on every major pair and all crosses collectively- 87long 87brief! More when Asian-EU-US session stinks, and less when major market centers are closed.

    So, if you would like to trade some less traded major currency, state GBP or AUD, that could be some 10 percent of market volume each, then you would become just 8.7 lots short 8.7 lots long per-second liquidity on them -and thats for less-traded majors, for exotic crosses liquidity can get realy poor.

    Nicely, fantastic luck with loing broker offering high leverage with substantial amounts for that

    and thats my rough (and maybe wrong) guesstimation, it can be lower than that., Yes, x.y trillion market turnover seems great for brokers' advertising, however second-to second market reality does not look so great, when we look closer. .

  4. #14
    LMAX will manage your orders at 1:100

    not certain about LGC, they need 20k account minimum.

    1000 lots of trading ... that I believe that you should go directly to a Currenex platform, not certain about they leverage. JP Morgan and a few other bank provides access to interbank rates.

  5. #15
    Fantastic question and I wish to know the solution. I believe millions is greatest (~ countless lot) since I know some broker had customer using millions accounts .

  6. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote If youve advanced to the level of opening 1000lots positions per transaction then you would not be asking the question in the first loion

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  8. #18
    On Dukascopy 200m is seen by me easily,I suppose should be lot lot more should you use EBS/Reuters or Deutsche Bank which is the king of interbank market.

  9. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    The broker I use, Alpari NZ Limited, allows 1,000 lots per one order. The leverage drops on orders above 15 million USD.
    This is the same with my broker. They allow 1000lots each transaction. I wonder why a broker will give limit of 300lot size per transaction. Whereas I use a leverage 1:500 without limitation.

  10. #20
    Hello,

    if my brain is correct, there was max. 200 lot with my last broker.

    C4L

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