ECN, order execution, aggregators, liquidity. - page 21

[Dmitry Rannev]

Andrei01:
The overlap will be the same as before. We are talking about a percentage of profit payment model, where smaller moves pay less than larger moves, but larger moves pay much more, and smaller moves have higher trading volumes to compensate for the lower payment.

Will the counterparties compensate us according to the same scheme?

[Sergey Gridnev]

Rann:
And the contractors will compensate us according to the same scheme?

It's none of his business, he's in charge of strategy.

Micecome to the Wise Owl and say:
- Owl, everyone is hurting us, everyone is hunting us, what should we do?
-You become hedgehogs, you will have needles and no one will touch you!
-Oh, thank you, Owl. How do we do that?
-Listen, mice, don't burden me - I'm in charge of strategy!

[Andrei01]

Rann:
Will the counterparties compensate us according to the same scheme?

The counterparties are charging you pennies, so why cut them in?

[Dmitry Rannev]

Andrei01:
The counterparties are taking pennies from you, so why share it with them?

Where do you get your information from?

Our contractors charge us half of what we earn.

[Andrei01]

Rann:

Where do you get your information from?

Our contractors charge us half of what we earn.

So you are saying that the counterparties make a different profit on each deal, depending on the profitability of the deal? How do they do that? By artificially increasing their spread? But the overlap can be with different counterparties who cannot know what the opening price of the deal was.

[Sergey Gridnev]

Andrei01:
So you're saying that the counterparties on each trade have a different profit depending on the profitability of the trade? How do they do it? By artificially increasing their spread? But the overlap may be with different counterparties who cannot know what was the opening price of the deal.

I wonder if you're that stupid in real life.

I'm just wondering, I've never met such retards.

[Dmitry Rannev]

Andrei01:
So you are saying that the counterparties on each trade have a different profit depending on the profitability of the trade? How do they do it? By artificially inflating their spread? But the overlap can be at different counterparties who cannot know what the opening price of the deal was.

The counterparties have the same profit on each deal, in the form of commission and, perhaps, the difference of spreads of their and suppliers' banks. Exactly the same as we do.

[Andrei01]

Rann:
The counterparties have the same profit on each transaction, in the form of commission and possibly the difference in spreads between them and the suppliers' banks. Exactly the same as we do.

Do the counterparties take a different spread on each trade once on opening and closing? What happens when a transaction is opened and closed with different counterparties, is there a double payment?

[Andrei01]

Rann:
The counterparties have the same profit on each transaction, in the form of commission and possibly the difference in spreads between them and the suppliers' banks. Exactly the same as we do.

Let's take a simple example to make it clear. Let's take EURUSD for example. Quality counteragents take about 0.2 plus/minus. The rest is the company's profit; slippage is covered by the trader and it may go either way. The question is whether the company takes this payment as a fixed amount or depending on profitability of the transaction the company will be profitable in any case.

[михаил потапыч]