Proposed NFA Capital Requirement - page 53
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FXSavior, What exactly is the definition of capital? Who does it consists of? Is it just the profit that the company has made and put into its own account? Or does it include the capital of the investor as well?
it is the firm's capital, not including customer assets.
^ Thanks. I figured as much.
It's a real incentive to trade against the customer, increase spreads, requotes and charge unfair swaps.
Just an observation...
by eliminating all of the FX dealers in the USA...we will be left with just a handful of dealers that are well capitalized...which then makes it easier to standardize a feed eventually...
This would be nice to a have a standardized feed for the four or five retail spot forex dealers here in the USA...
When the day arrives where there is a standardized feed...then real regulation can take place to protect us traders...The problem has been that this is a global market and so fragmentized it is impossible to standardize.
ES
Just an observation...
by eliminating all of the FX dealers in the USA...we will be left with just a handful of dealers that are well capitalized...which then makes it easier to standardize a feed eventually...
This would be nice to a have a standardized feed for the four or five retail spot forex dealers here in the USA...
When the day arrives where there is a standardized feed...then real regulation can take place to protect us traders...The problem has been that this is a global market and so fragmentized it is impossible to standardize.
ESexcellent point
excellent point
Just an observation...
by eliminating all of the FX dealers in the USA...we will be left with just a handful of dealers that are well capitalized...which then makes it easier to standardize a feed eventually...
This would be nice to a have a standardized feed for the four or five retail spot forex dealers here in the USA...
When the day arrives where there is a standardized feed...then real regulation can take place to protect us traders...The problem has been that this is a global market and so fragmentized it is impossible to standardize.
ESCarefully, nobody get benefits from a monopoly.
And during 90's market walked the other way. Few brokers had all clients and you had to pay abusive feeds, till internet exploded and new brokers appeared.
Carefully, nobody get benefits from a monopoly. And during 90's market walked the other way. Few brokers had all clients and you had to pay abusive feeds, till internet exploded and new brokers appeared.
another good point
Great read.