On the contrary.

About the price-discrimination-whatever-thingy, let's just say that the bigger your trade size (and capital), the better they can offer you in terms of spread, customer service, whatever. It's all about the money.

what do you mean use bank? how?

then how much is the maximum capital you guys park there and trade? how much trade size each time usually you guys trade?maximum?
because as senior BulkBiz mentioned that they target large group, or am i missing something?

please help to enlighten me

Thank you.

This post has been edited by mguivono: Jun 18 2009, 10:23 AM

virtually any broker can give demo, realtime price.

i guess once u reach USD10 million, u cant play anymore with 1:100 leverage with some broker. there is a limit. also max amount of buy/sell each time is USD100,000. if u want to buy more than that, u got to buy a few times.

Billionaire forex trader? they open their own fund/company.
Basically if u had made that much of money, obviously u will be famous. If u dunno how to open one, people will come to service u.

This post has been edited by woopypooky: Jun 18 2009, 09:55 AM

hi guys

i have an account at forex.com but i not recommended it.

coz like yesterday at timing come but i cant connect to the server.

That is bad.

Any bro can introduce me some reliable and easy connect broker?

oanda.com

GJ will continue testing 155 point i think...

I scalp 30pips for GJ today

GJ maybe will say bye bye to 155.

did my own research..euro/usd...resistance at 1.40...

short eur/usd...1.40

---

Added on June 19, 2009, 7:37 pmquick profit...short euro/usd 1.3988....to 1.3925

This post has been edited by penanghomes: Jun 19 2009, 07:37 PM

if u can attach the chart, that will be nice...

---

Added on June 20, 2009, 12:38 amtoday hit list
happy weekend!!

This post has been edited by normeck: Jun 20 2009, 12:39 AM


Attached thumbnail(s)

GFT is reliable but the problem is we malaysian is having hard time to load to their server.
Interbankfx is average
Alpari is good
dukascopy is good but needs very high deposit

---

Added on June 20, 2009, 2:55 amguys came across this site couple of days ago. group that provide free signal, hope it will be helpful http://groups.yahoo.com/group/starfx_signal/

This post has been edited by iamfine1983: Jun 20 2009, 02:55 AM

Today i saw an advertisment on newspaper regarding forex broker in Malaysia. The company called SuperFrx Sdn Bhd, website: http://www.superfx.net/ . I thought BNM haven't approve forex broker based in Malaysia but this company even got their own MT4 platform named MetaTrader-SUPERfx, got company address too. It doesn't tell got any partnership with other broker oversea, looks like it created themselve. Pls check it out and give some comments, thanx!

lack of info
and why only accept USD?
plus i never see a company used a HP number as their official company number.
one man show company.

FXOpen also got malaysia sales office

check this out http://www.fxopen.com/ContactUs.aspx

Scroll down a bit..

i found that out when i was checking on my traders cabinet in their website.

hmm...wanna check them out.. wat kind of operations are they

BNM does not approve any forex company. All we have to do is just to launch a complaint to the Securities Commission Malaysia and they are dead. In Malaysia we are not suppose to even trade forex but they are just closing one eye at the moment. For the passed couple of months they have closed down more than 20 Forex company in Malaysia. One of the requirement to open a trading company in Malaysia is you need a paid up capital of RM5 million.

If we are not allowed to trade in forex then explain how did the free workshop in KLCC happened? It was considered a major event. Don't tell me the government 'closed an eye' as well?

As i know the expo in KLCC all the brokers there are not regulated in Malaysia, so they're allowed.

the thing is here in Malaysia,you can do forex trading with exception the company is licensed outside Malaysia.

Malaysia govt currently are only giving licence to banks and finance corp to do forex trading...

Malaysia is a place easy to survive but hard to be rich...

That is big money usd 500++ in one day:) congrats

how i wish I am ready for big capital:)

You see, what they are providing is education. If it is regarding about commodities or stock it is allowed but with proper licensing, but not for forex. If they have forex it will just be education.

---

Added on June 20, 2009, 4:18 pmhaha talking about survivor, we should consider United States. They have proper human rights unlike malaysia. A normal waitress will get roughly 3k USD monthly, its enough to buy a new BMW 3 series. So we live in a country where there's pros and cons.

---

Added on June 20, 2009, 4:22 pmYou can open a direct trading account in UK, i think barclay they have that service but you need at least 500-1 Mil USD to start your trading account with them. Or unless if you have that volume.

This post has been edited by iamfine1983: Jun 20 2009, 04:22 PM