Pues eso, que mirando el mercao, me llega un mail de mi broker, poniendome lo siguiente...
"As from August 1, 2009, customers of forex dealer members will no longer be allowed to offer stop loss or limit orders and traders are prohibited from modifying or closing trades from open positions in their accounts as from this date..."
O sea, resumiendo, que a partir del 1 de agosto ni stop loss ni limit orders, y ni se podran cerrar posiciones ni modificarlas a partir de esa fecha... (US Brokers)
No teniendo suficiente haciendo de creadores de mercado, ahora nos vienen con esto...
Sinceramente, cada dia que pasa, pienso que en forex solo ganan los brokers con sus spreads, horquillas y "manos negras" cuando les viene en gana
Al final lo mejor es un broker ubicado en un paraiso fiscal...
He dicho...
Vaya mail que ma llegao...
A ver maliboo, eso de que no se podrán cerrar posiciones ni modificarlas a partir de esa fecha, habría que aclararlo un poco más. Tienes información al respecto? Se referirá a que si abres una posición y defines TP y SL, no te dejarán cerrarla hasta que se ejecute uno de los dos??? Si es así, me parece que se van a quedar vacíos los brokers made in USA.
¿Puede alguien decirme qué hago aquí?
Bueno, para evitar confusiones, os pego mi mail interamente con links al respecto, yo aun no he indagao mucho, pq a mi broker no le afecta..
En fin, saludos, espero que finalmente no se lleve a cabo:
IMPORTANT NFA ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING STOP LOSS/LIMIT ORDERS
In an effort to keep our clients updated on major forex industry announcements, Tadawul FX would like to bring to your attention, the latest announcement from the National Futures Association (NFA) in the US. All members of this organization, which includes all US brokers, must adopt the new compliance rule 2-43 which states that ‘as from August 1, 2009, customers of forex dealer members will no longer be allowed to offer stop loss or limit orders and traders are prohibited from modifying or closing trades from open positions in their accounts as from this date.’
As a Swiss Forex Broker operating in Europe, Tadawul FX is not bound by this US regulation and whilst we appreciate that the NFA’s aim is to increase transparency, we would like to reassure our customers that we will still continue to offer our traders the option of stop loss and limit features and the ability to modify and close from open positions. We strongly believe that many of our profitable traders use these strategies effectively in order to minimize and manage their risk.
You can read more on this announcement and its implications for forex traders on our website here: http://www.tadawulfx.com/v2/company-new ... okers.html and also on the official NFA website
If you wish to trade using stop loss and limit orders or hedging which is also prohibited in the US, you can visit Tadawul FX where our online live forex account opening form allows you to quickly and easily open your trading account with us. You may also fund your account using PayPal or credit card payment on our secure online funds deposit page. As a valued client, if you would like any further information on the above NFA regulation, we would be happy to provide further assistance at [email protected] .
Thomas Papantoniou
Account Manager
On behalf of the Tadawul FX Management Team
En fin, saludos, espero que finalmente no se lleve a cabo:
IMPORTANT NFA ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING STOP LOSS/LIMIT ORDERS
In an effort to keep our clients updated on major forex industry announcements, Tadawul FX would like to bring to your attention, the latest announcement from the National Futures Association (NFA) in the US. All members of this organization, which includes all US brokers, must adopt the new compliance rule 2-43 which states that ‘as from August 1, 2009, customers of forex dealer members will no longer be allowed to offer stop loss or limit orders and traders are prohibited from modifying or closing trades from open positions in their accounts as from this date.’
As a Swiss Forex Broker operating in Europe, Tadawul FX is not bound by this US regulation and whilst we appreciate that the NFA’s aim is to increase transparency, we would like to reassure our customers that we will still continue to offer our traders the option of stop loss and limit features and the ability to modify and close from open positions. We strongly believe that many of our profitable traders use these strategies effectively in order to minimize and manage their risk.
You can read more on this announcement and its implications for forex traders on our website here: http://www.tadawulfx.com/v2/company-new ... okers.html and also on the official NFA website
If you wish to trade using stop loss and limit orders or hedging which is also prohibited in the US, you can visit Tadawul FX where our online live forex account opening form allows you to quickly and easily open your trading account with us. You may also fund your account using PayPal or credit card payment on our secure online funds deposit page. As a valued client, if you would like any further information on the above NFA regulation, we would be happy to provide further assistance at [email protected] .
Thomas Papantoniou
Account Manager
On behalf of the Tadawul FX Management Team
Pues parece ser que lo han resuelto y no hace dalta irse a UK...
http://blogs.fxstreet.com/francesc/2009 ... fifo-rule/
Saludos,
X-Trader
http://blogs.fxstreet.com/francesc/2009 ... fifo-rule/
Saludos,
X-Trader
"Los sistemas de trading pueden funcionar en ciertas condiciones de mercado todo el tiempo, en todas las condiciones de mercado en algún momento del tiempo, pero nunca en todas las condiciones de mercado todo el tiempo."
Ya te digo!!, no entiendo cuál es la filosofía de ese cambio, será la de quitar más rápidamente el dinero a los clientes, de lo contrario no lo entiendo muy bien.pacharan escribió:Maliboo, según esos links, parece que los brokers no americanos están viendo un filón con los clientes que van a salir pitando de los USA. Veo a la NFA rectificando estos desmanes en unos meses.
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