very good. 
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btw i am with fxcm markets. no protection but have 5% interest.
FXCM Launches Unregulated Subsidiary FXCM Markets
Traders desiring an unregulated broker, but backed by a major financial firm are now in luck with the launch of
Ron Finberg / Brokers (Retail FX)
Tuesday, 23.04.2013 / 13:33 / GMT
FXCM Launches Unregulated Subsidiary FXCM Markets

Traders desiring an unregulated broker, but backed by a major financial firm are now in luck with the launch of FXCM Markets, an unregulated subsidiary of FXCM. The new entity marks a change for FXCM as its existing subsidiaries such as FXCM UK, Japan, Germany, and Australia are all regulated in their respected regions. Also in contrast to existing businesses, FXCM Markets will be offering products that are unavailable at the regulated entities such as 400:1 leverage and interest bearing accounts. The interest accounts are for deposits above AUD5000.

fxcm marketsAlthough the subsidiary is unregulated, FXCM is marketing to customers that it is part of the greater holding company and therefore provides the same financial stability. In addition, clients will be subjected to the same ‘Know Your Customer’ (KYC) and Anti Money Laundering (AML) polices of the regulated divisions. FXCM Markets is only available to customers from regions where FXCM doesn’t operate a regulated entity. Therefore, traders from the US, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Australia, and Japan are unable to open accounts with FXCM Markets.

So who would be interested in opening an account with FXCM Markets? Our view is that the launch of the entity is being driven by requests from IB/WL partners that are seeking the benefits that an unregulated off-shore entity can provide their clients. In addition, by marketing the availability of interest bearing accounts, it shows that FXCM Markets is targeting larger size clients. Specifically, with customers from Russia and China being able to open accounts, it opens the door for FXCM Markets to attract business from two large and growing regions.

Along with the brokers return to offering dealing desk accounts, the launch of FXCM Markets shows that FXCM is searching for methods to leverage their name in retail forex as they target new markets.
Explaining the decision to launch FXCM Markets, Jaclyn Klein Vice President, Corporate Communications at FXCM stated:. It may be part of FXCM’s holding company, but will clients feel the same safety as they do with the regulated group?

With no trading on most brokers today.... i was suprised Igofx still can trade... 

how much money can make?

Can play small small amout?

Not based in Malaysia but many Malaysian goreng it.

I know it since long time ago.

The 1m, no body knows ...Only they know.

I never said i saw a 1m deposit.

I only saw 500k + 500k withdrawal.

Client's account sure not uploaded to myfxbook la.

Did you invest?

A lot of stories in the discussion board

http://www.myfxbook.com/members/Vladislav77

Seem you are unable to understand the whole scenario.

Someone claimed to be the owner of the copytrade -  Vlad and uses his name to sell his EA which he is using in igofx for USD500.

Many people bought from him and the results were totally not same ... blah blah blah....

Conclusion

The someone - no one is able to know if he is really "someone" or the owner himself.

You are still not getting the point why such people wanna buy the EA.

Of course to eliminate to use igofx and to own the ea asset if it is really true that is the ea used by him.

If I were them, I will buy too and not to use his copy trade seevixe

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here's what I can share.

total trades = 49
average pips = 11
winning trades = 93%
worst drawdown = 30%
average trade time = 7 hours.

that's all I can share. i can't share the link because he didnt want to be share. Have to respect his privacy. can only share what's public.

OMG, cannot download MT4 from MQL servers d. MT4 discontinue

Here is your Pepperstone demo account result... trades sent from my live account.
Lot size adjusted to suit your deposit amount.

Initial Capital : $5000
Nett Profit : $1107.62
Duration: 1 week

Return: 22.15% 

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zulu has the most accurate and transparent copytrading platform
u need to look at it again

the ranking yes its a bit misleading but the trade is real