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The problem is solved by leaving the kitchen for normal brokers, of course the word normal does not mean 100 dollar deposits, and normal is an elongated term. There are those who fake a normal account and ask for ten or more Euros, but in fact they are high-level kitchens.
And meanwhile, you can resort to cunning, such as these - https://forum.mql4.com/ru/48378#637789 by a big order, but do not confirm the request, that is, send blank requests, preferably for large sums. It's like filtering these jerks, where the brokerage firm purposely lowers the price, and where it doesn't.
I get an entry signal (e.g. buy). The Expert Advisor opens a position and places a calculated stop loss. The price that has been steadily growing until then instantly reverses and runs downwards towards the stop loss, sets it and empties the order. The Expert Advisor opens a sell position with a stop loss. Immediately upon opening the order, the price reverses northwards and soon afterwards sets a stop loss. Trailing stops occur exactly to the pixel on the chart. How is this possible? I mean in terms of probability theory? I've noticed similar behaviour before, but have shunned the silly idea that the "forex director" is playing against my orders =)
To refute (or to confirm) the fears is simple: we have to compare the quotes of a brokerage company with the quotes of another brokerage company.
I also had a period when I ideally bought on the highs or sold on the lows.
It is easy to refute (or confirm) these fears: you have to compare the prices of a brokerage company with the prices of another brokerage company.
I also had a period when I ideally bought on the highs or sold on the lows.
Inversely - to compare prices of two different real accounts of one brokerage company. I mean the suspicion that the brokerage companies give different quotes to different traders depending on their TS.
The quotes of different brokerage companies are different - it has been verified many times.
Maybe that's what we're counting on, that no one does it?
I'm getting paranoid too, I'm going to take my temperature...
Tell me, conspiracy experts, what are your working TFs? What targets do you set? What stops do you set?
It sounded like there was a "big stop". Question: how much is it?
If the targets are three hundred points and stops are two hundred points, then what the fuck you're afraid of? If you're pipsing on minutes, then consider possible moves - put them in TS, make protection, conditions, etc. ....
That is, again - change TS ;)))
ps.
If DC will make such a jump, then it (this jump) can always be contested.
A surefire way not to lose if you want to trade: on the tester and demo. On the real it is not worth the risk unless the DC is interested in our winnings!
A surefire way not to lose if you want to trade: on the tester and demo. On the real it is not worth the risk unless the DC is interested in our winnings!
Whoopsie... Something new for me personally. Could you be more specific?
It's nothing new! Read the thread above!