darbycrash
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If someone was trading 100 lots, would that be a problem? How about 1,000?
How many lots can be traded at a time before liquidity becomes an issue?
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bnaimy
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It all depends on the marked you are trading, on the bigger future indexed 100 lots will not be a problem, but 1000 lots will give you some slippage even on the biggest markeds.
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Bashir Naimy
darbycrash
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Thanks. I was thinking EUR/DOL or GBP/JPY.
bnaimy
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Thats the forex marked and i have very little to no information about that,sorry m8.
Maybe someone else on the forum might give you a answer for that.
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Bashir Naimy
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Why do you want to know, if you had the money for that amount you would know the answer
. As far as I can tell if you hit 1000 on one hit you may not get them all on immediately,depending on time of day and volatility etc,but the remainder would stay there until the market went through you price. If it didnt go through then all the contracts you got would be in profit so either way the answer is yes they would all get taken or youd have a nice profit.. On forex with good brokers the amount available is often shown on screen in $
. As far as I can tell if you hit 1000 on one hit you may not get them all on immediately,depending on time of day and volatility etc,but the remainder would stay there until the market went through you price. If it didnt go through then all the contracts you got would be in profit so either way the answer is yes they would all get taken or youd have a nice profit.. On forex with good brokers the amount available is often shown on screen in $
