Ha, the Russians are definitely controlling - or at least trying to control - their Forex market. They're about to introduce legislation where only "qualified" traders can even sign up with brokers, and by "qualified" they mean people with a university diploma in economics, two years of experience and personal capital of at least $90,000.
mlawson71:
Ha, the Russians are definitely controlling - or at least trying to control - their Forex market. They're about to introduce legislation where only "qualified" traders can even sign up with brokers, and by "qualified" they mean people with a university diploma in economics, two years of experience and personal capital of at least $90,000.
Not about persons - but about CBs that are doing anything they can to rig what economy can not
mlawson71:
Ha, the Russians are definitely controlling - or at least trying to control - their Forex market. They're about to introduce legislation where only "qualified" traders can even sign up with brokers, and by "qualified" they mean people with a university diploma in economics, two years of experience and personal capital of at least $90,000.
In my opinion they'd be better off regulating their brokers first, and then they can worry about regulating their traders.
What can be said about a country and a regulator that first gives a broker a license, then shortly after giving them a license they raid their offices and accuse them of stealing millions from their clients?
U.S. Commodity Regulator Was Unaware About Deutsche Bank's Gold-Rigging Until Ten Days Later
CFTC didn't know of Deutsche's market-rigging settlement until asked by GATA
http://gata.org/node/16404
No I don't think that it is controlled by anyone. If it would be, then that person would be the richest person in the world.
Ha, the Russians are definitely controlling - or at least trying to control - their Forex market. They're about to introduce legislation where only "qualified" traders can even sign up with brokers, and by "qualified" they mean people with a university diploma in economics, two years of experience and personal capital of at least $90,000.
Ha, the Russians are definitely controlling - or at least trying to control - their Forex market. They're about to introduce legislation where only "qualified" traders can even sign up with brokers, and by "qualified" they mean people with a university diploma in economics, two years of experience and personal capital of at least $90,000.
In my opinion they'd be better off regulating their brokers first, and then they can worry about regulating their traders.
In my opinion they'd be better off regulating their brokers first, and then they can worry about regulating their traders.
No I don't think that it is controlled by anyone. If it would be, then that person would be the richest person in the world.
No I don't think that it is controlled by anyone. If it would be, then that person would be the richest person in the world.
That will never happen