The market is a controlled dynamic system. - page 140

 
yosuf:
Then we will wait for the results of trading on 3 cent accounts, there is no other way.

The right way out of this situation.

Only the strategies of trading in these accounts remain unclear.

 
ULAD:

The right way out of this situation.

The only thing that remains unclear is the trading strategies for these accounts.

TP=1000 points, open at the beginning of a bar on the indicator signal, close - at any time by the opposite signal, retrospective=P bars, deposit D in USD, lot=0.1:

Ц1. - TF N1, P=100, D=1K;

TF2 - TF N4, P=22, D=0.1K;

TF3 - Tf H4. P=22, D=0.2(PAMM);

D4 - TF D1, P=3, D=0.11K, lot=0.01 (dollar classic PAMM).

 

On the subject of governance:

Multiple banks are suspected of collusion
Photo: Oleg Kharseev / Kommersant

Swiss regulators intend to investigate currency manipulation in the Forex market. Numerous banks around the world are suspected of collusion.

Swiss banking regulator FINMA said Friday that it intends to investigate several banks for possible irregularities in the Forex market. In a press release, the organisation said that "FINMA is working closely with authorities in other countries, as numerous banks around the world may be involved.

The competition regulator, WEKO also intends to conduct a preliminary investigation to check suspicions of collusion by banks to manipulate exchange rate benchmarks in a market whose daily trading volume is around $5 trillion.

In June, the FCA, the UK's financial institutions watchdog, had already said it was looking into reports that some banks were sharing information among themselves about upcoming customer purchases in order to influence benchmark rates. However, the FCA's cooperation with Swiss regulators has not yet been reported.

So far, the names of the banks whose activities have attracted the attention of regulators have not been reported. What is known is that the largest dealers in the market are UBS, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup and Barclays. However, none of them has provided a comment on the investigation that has been launched.

If the fact of violations is confirmed, the manipulations on Forex may be a reason for the second global investigation, similar in scope to the scandal around LIBOR. It will be recalled that the scandal concerning London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) led to the fact that American and British regulators fined Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, UBS and Icap for a total of $2.7 billion, and seven employees of these banks were charged. However, the number of defendants could increase.

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And, of course, it is NOT the so-called "regulators" who actually manage the situation. These "regulators" should more properly be called "controllers" or "observers". But there is yet another substitution of terms.
 
avtomat:
And, of course, it is NOT the so-called "regulators" who are actually managing the situation. These "regulators" should more properly be called "controllers" or "observers". But there is yet another substitution of terms.

Where there is money, there will always be manipulation.

For our deposits these manipulations do not play a role, but for large deposits you need liquidity. That's where the problems are.

 
ULAD:

Where there is money, there will always be manipulation.

For our deposits these manipulations do not play a role, but for large deposits you need liquidity. There are already problems there.

And from what amounts/volumes do the problems start?
 
ULAD:

Where there is money, there will always be manipulation.

For our deposits these manipulations do not play a role, but for large deposits you need liquidity. There are already problems there.


You are mistaken. These manipulations affect not only deposits, large and small, but also the economies of countries and the well-being of the individual, even if he has no deposit whatsoever, but has to pay the bills, which in turn depend on these manipulations in many threads.
 
tol64:
And from what amounts/volumes do the problems start?


"Traders trading a company's money on the stock exchange could cost the company millions, and sometimes billions, if a significant error were to occur."

In lots, count for yourself. The standard lot is 100,000.

I think your deposit has problems for entirely different reasons, not from collusion.

Small deposits are mobile and 10 lot will fill any broker

 
ULAD:

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I think your deposit is having problems for entirely different reasons, not from collusion.

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I have no problems at all. There has been no talk of any collusion at all. )) I was just interested in an opinion.
 
avtomat:

You are mistaken. These manipulations affect not only deposits, large and small, but also the economies of countries and the welfare of the individual person, even if they do not have any deposit, but have to pay the bills, which in turn depend on these manipulations in many threads.

Oleg, have you discovered anything new yet?
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