Why do you limit the maximum drawdown on the account? - page 27

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faa1947: Where did 100,000 for your 1,000?
Where from? You put in a $1,000 deposit and open a 1 lot position, which equals $100,000.
 
LeoV:

You can read up on what swaps are in specialised literature.

As a result, you are paid swaps on open positions, not on the value of the deposit. As a result, we conclude that brokerage companies are such suckers that they pay real interest on unreal money.


They need to do this to avoid arbitrage: you open in the real market with positive swaps and vice versa, where there are no swaps, and risk-free have the interest rate for the currency multiplied by the leverage.
 
Avals: They have to do it to avoid arbitrage: open in the real market with leverage where there are positive swaps and in the opposite direction where there are no swaps and risk-free have the interest rate on that currency multiplied by the leverage

Whether or not they are forced out is another question. Who is forced out and who is not.

But in fact, there is a payment of real interest on unreal money. If you think this is the norm, then there is no point arguing ))))

 
LeoV:
How so? You put in a $1,000 deposit and open a 1 lot position, which equals $100,000.


In my mind. And where did the figure come from? Has anyone seen that money? It's a DC advertisement for its solvency.

In my account I see €1,200 on €1,000 when entering the EURUSD pair. You've been fantasising for several pages....

 
faa1947: In mind. And where did you get the figure from? Has anyone seen this money? It's an advertisement by the DC for its solvency.


Fucking hell, it's pure cuisine - deceiving customers ))))

faa1947 : I see €1,200 on my account at €1,000 when entering the EURUSD pair. Something you fantasise about for several pages....

What you see in your account - I can't see. That's why it's hard for me to comment on it ))))
 

I may know what swaps are better than you do, I could have left out the first sentence. You don't need to.

Yeah, and the DCs are such suckers for paying real exchange rate differences from virtual money. Here we go.

Everything is real. There's just no credit in the scheme, get used to it )).

You're only allowed to make trades for amounts 100 times your own money on the condition that today's open trade is sure to be closed in reverse (and plus for minus gives zero +/- exchange rate difference) and you have enough real money to pay off the exchange rate difference if it's not in your favour. Both you and the dude who made the deal with the real money will hit or get exactly the same exchange rate difference. The difference is that the dude has a million and you have 10 grand.

 
alexx_v: I may know what swaps are better than you do, you might not have to write the first sentence. Nick to what it is.

Sorry ))))

alexx_v : Yeah, and also DCs are such suckers that they pay real exchange rate difference from virtual money. Here we go.

Everything is real. Just no credit in the scheme, accept it )).

You are only allowed to make trades for 100 times your own money on the condition that today's open trade will necessarily be closed in reverse (and plus for minus gives zero +/- exchange rate difference) and you have enough real money to pay off the exchange rate difference if it is not in your favour. Both you and the dude who made the deal with the real money will hit or get exactly the same exchange rate difference. The difference is that the dude has a million and you have 10 grand.

You know, it all depends on the definition of "credit" )))).

As they say, "call it what it is, just lick it more often" ))))

 
I don't know, maybe the problem is that a transaction is not a payment. You can't pay a million without having a million, then you can't do without an overdraft for a million. But a marginal deal of a million without a million but with just a thousand is easy.)
 
alexx_v: I don't know, maybe the problem is that a transaction is not a payment. You can't make a virtual payment of a million without having a million, so you can't do without an overdraft for a million. But a margin deal of a million without a million but with just a thousand is easy)
By the way, in some countries margin trading is prohibited. Why? - Apparently it has something to do with the definition of "credit" )))
 
Not a fact. Not a fact at all.
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