You think a broker makes money on the swap :) Example Alpari, revenue 2014, year 107 billion, do you think that 100 army of traders made swap, some of which they return, not to mention the staff to pay salaries, advertising and bonuses.
Alexey: You think a broker makes money on the swap :) The example of Alpari, revenue 2014, year 107 billion, do you think that 100 army of traders swap, some of which they return, not to mention the staff to pay salaries, advertising and bonuses.
I misspoke, on the spread. It's not the spread that these kitchens make money on, I was talking about a normal broker. But what they can't exactly do is influence the price by buying or selling.
So the broker has nothing to do with pricing, much less influence it.
I was talking about how many contracts were bought yesterdayhttps://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/38821/page576#comment_1355337, the total amount is not difficult to estimate. As for alps, their annual income is not even enough for yesterday's big purchases)))).
stranger: I misspoke, on the spread. It's not the spread that these kitchens make money on, I was talking about a normal broker. But what they can't exactly do is influence the price by buying or selling.
Most brokerage houses don't even put money on the interbank. How do you move the price in that case?
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All brokers have dough on the interbank, when you open an account with a broker, you open a personal account and trade with the broker, the broker will trade on the interbank based on your requests. If the broker will not be able to re-buy your trades, he will take them to the interbank or he can, if the client wishes, take the trades to the interbank, but other accounts will be used for this.
Alexey: You think the broker makes money on the swap :) The example of Alpari, revenue 2014, year 107 billion, you think they have 100 army of traders swap, some of which they return, not to mention the staff to pay salaries, advertising and bonuses.
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One bought - drained 100 bucks. The second sold - also lost 200 bucks. Nothing has been transferred to the interbank market (wrong amount), all remained in the brokerage house as net income (300 bucks, i.e.). But this action has almost no effect on the quotes.
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You think a broker makes money on the swap :) The example of Alpari, revenue 2014, year 107 billion, do you think that 100 army of traders swap, some of which they return, not to mention the staff to pay salaries, advertising and bonuses.
I misspoke, on the spread. It's not the spread that these kitchens make money on, I was talking about a normal broker. But what they can't exactly do is influence the price by buying or selling.
So the broker has nothing to do with pricing, much less influence it.
I was talking about how many contracts were bought yesterdayhttps://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/38821/page576#comment_1355337, the total amount is not difficult to estimate. As for alps, their annual income is not even enough for yesterday's big purchases)))).
I misspoke, on the spread. It's not the spread that these kitchens make money on, I was talking about a normal broker. But what they can't exactly do is influence the price by buying or selling.
Most brokerage houses don't even put money on the interbank. How do you move the price in that case?
))))
You think the broker makes money on the swap :) The example of Alpari, revenue 2014, year 107 billion, you think they have 100 army of traders swap, some of which they return, not to mention the staff to pay salaries, advertising and bonuses.
))))
One bought - drained 100 bucks. The second sold - also lost 200 bucks. Nothing has been transferred to the interbank market (wrong amount), all remained in the brokerage house as net income (300 bucks, i.e.). But this action has almost no effect on the quotes.