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It is fixed Peter Cable 2 pips Euro 1, it doesn't fluctuate like yours .
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It is fixed Peter Cable 2 pips Euro 1, it doesn't fluctuate like yours .
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Are you bored Peter :cheesy:
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It is fixed Peter it doesn't fluctuate but they state in their terms that spreads may widen it depends on market conditions and liquidity , it is a clause to save their a** because you never know what could happen in these markets , anyway you also state the same on your website : " However, fixed spreads cannot be guaranteed during the most extreme market conditions " .
tar means they can temporary widen their fixed spread, by temporary I mean for a couple of hours or days. Never happened while I have been trading with them though.
Another idea. Is it possible to add the acceptable slippage? For example, Market Buy @ 1.6000, acceptable slippage is 0.0015. If price during execution is less or equal 1.6015 -> fill, else kill. This logic should be applied to manual Market orders. Market orders generated by Stop Loss or Take Profit should not be affected.
I will take those spreads quoted with a pinch of salt then. Why don't you take the lead and get your spread slippage verified by an independant company?
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Why? This has nothing to do with bad fills, the title of his thread
I think you will find they are now covering any inconsistances that are sb related.
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Peter,
I posted up a reply to you earlier that was immediately removed, in it I mentioned this posted up on the Bitters' thread..
Right, 14 trades, with CMC, I got slipped twice for a total slippage of 3 pips (2x1.5pips)
That's a 14.3% ( 2 divided by 14) chance of being slipped, and that's with no news about.
Sigh...how do you even begin to rationalise with someone who shoots himself or herself in the foot from a platform of zero knowledge..?
I posted up a reply to you earlier that was immediately removed, in it I mentioned this posted up on the Bitters' thread..
Right, 14 trades, with CMC, I got slipped twice for a total slippage of 3 pips (2x1.5pips)
That's a 14.3% ( 2 divided by 14) chance of being slipped, and that's with no news about.
Sigh...how do you even begin to rationalise with someone who shoots himself or herself in the foot from a platform of zero knowledge..?
Oh his post has been deleted already, good work by trade2win!!!! Now just ban him again as he hasnt learned
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What is a "half breed"?
CMC next-gen have just started with 0.7 spread. Give them time to get things in order. 0.7 point spread demands a lot technically from the price feed. I am expecting some reports on "positive slippage", price improvement Peter called it, that will even out the "negative slippage". Otherwise there would be no use offering 0.7 spread. SB clients are too smart and sophisticated today to get fooled by numbers. They will quickly see through if CMC can't deliver what they claim and will in that case find somebody else that deliver what they claim.
You! Roflmao!!!!!
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Are you a racist?
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