Concerning New ESMA Regulation On Leveraged Trading
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    I've just seen this current news about ESMA passing a law on maximum leverage for brokers in Europe. Although I am not trading in Europe there is a specific message about this move I wanted to discuss with people who care here.

    If you're interested in any manner on protecting the interests of individual investors if you are a lawyer or residing in EU, to me, what looks of a massive concern is they are taking away what has been a benefit to the individual trader in the world in relation to US traders. In the US they need to trade tools like options to get a leveraged yield because they have CFD derivatives prohibited from being offered by their brokers. The regulators prohibited CFDs using a narrative of protecting retail investors.

    Yet what is not being realized is that you are being assisted with greater leveraged accounts. You can draw a greater proportion of your account and keep your trading program just the way it had been. You don't need to trust your broker with all your cash because the best ones allow you to trade with the least amount of collateral as possible by providing you with a greater leverage.

    For your individual investors it's about the chance it is to get a bigger leverage and stick to a trading appliion. It's not about letting regulators possess a word bigger than your own sense of taking responsability.

    Appreciated if you can talk with your fellows relating to this concern in EU.

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    Thats very perplexing, no one speaks, but it's big. There'll be changes in EU, maybe it's too early to say exactly what, coz even brokers do not know for sure all bits of the new law. What they indie now is professional account - little bit altered optimum performance price, regards of the - priority will be given not to the general price but to other factors. Now these little bit, and other factors is more than sufficient to stop trading for good, I believe HFT companies have good lobbyist around.

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