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I think that stoploss hunting is a myth, because the price chart is almost the same for all brokers, so if they hunt your stop, they need to move all the markets in this direction, billions of worth, that makes no sense, what makes more sense to me is that a person have a bad system and blame the broker for his own failure
I think price chart being "almost" the same for all brokers is a myth. As indicated a broker confirmed that losses of clients money is how they survive, that SL are price points that you create, then why not go to that level. Price charts will differ because brokers have different spreads, right (well point 1). In fact I can categorically state here having seen wiith my own eyes, even on Metatrader4 and 5 that the prices per brokerages are different not the same, and also that spreads during the day can vary as well. i only reccommended trading without a stop loss and that since I stopped trading without stop losses, my losses have been trimmed , that being said some my losses have increased to say 6-7%. In terms of blame and failure I guess time will tell. All the best Mrluck07, use what you feel comfortable with, I'm no guru and you might be a multi millionaire.
That been said, last night I set a stop loss after a currency moved that if it retraced I would not lose the trade or any capital.
I think that stoploss hunting is a myth, because the price chart is almost the same for all brokers, so if they hunt your stop, they need to move all the markets in this direction, billions of worth, that makes no sense, what makes more sense to me is that a person have a bad system and blame the broker for his own fawe;
well said mrluck07 ;)