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  1. #21
    There is not any other explanation for this kind of act rather than STOP LOSS HUNTERS

    Send an email to CFTC explaining the episode attached with a picture of these charts. With such brokers, good traders barley will keep their equity, routine traders WILL loose for sure.

  2. #22
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hidden stop loss hunter!!!
    Yep, that's the first thing I thought. That the alpari specialist account is for those that have a bigger funding and they deposit more. Greater deposit signifies bigger lot bigger profits and losses, making it more appealing for the broker to use search for stop losses.

  3. #23
    You get what you pay for. Alpari isn't great with information.

  4. #24
    Going back to the main issue quotes discrepancies-

    Has anyone stop and believe that usually pro account, dma account, or anything brokers call them, keeps or reflects a bit more closer global liquidity and more precise and quicker quotes.

    But quotes are non binding. It is just once you put one and approved that the trade is a done deal. .... The sole legal responsibility of a controlled broker is to provide the very best price available once you place .

    In most cases, it is normal that the market has lacks of liquidity and quotes in pro accounts reflect them in a more prompt manner and spikes happens.

    In smaller accounts, were the brokers is generally matching orders and doing their thing... when , they had no orders in these milliseconds and quotes on the actual world corrected quickly, the quotes in these accounts would not move.

    From that point on... if happens that you put an order because millisecond in either of the 2 accounts along with the broker gave you the best price available for the units you desired or not, it is a complete different history. . And you will never understand because that is already past.

    Actually it is extremely tricky to understand at any given time. That's what some regulator have been checking recently and fined lots of brokers.

    It is not exactly what Brokers quote for their clients what's penalized by authorities, if they quote 100 pips off then everybody else and somebody would like to buy at that price... and if they only deal with internal order and that has been disclosed for you, there's absolutely no legal matter. They provide you the end of history.

    Would be wonderful to loe a few on these... mediation period .

    J.

  5. #25
    I found the same issues when testing Alpari pro Direct. ECN? Horse 5hit lol. What was even more amusing was the chart spikes strangely disappeared after a few hours and paired with several other feeds. If you examine their product disclosure agreement, it clearly states Alpari trades . That is no secret, their reps will inform you. They use an automated dealing desk.

  6. #26
    Alpari is your worst broker I have even seen, reqouts are killing me and on news only move away from the ps cuase ull never have a chance to monitor screen freeze for a bout a hour dont even bother trying this broker

  7. #27
    Is Alpari UK even going to give a final response on this matter? It's been 6 weeks! I would not deposit a wooden nickel with these scumbags!!! Anybody reading that with half a brain should run far away from these crooks! Bodyguard if I was you, I would close all my accounts together with Alpari and appear elsewhere. Their lack of professionalism is startling!

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  9. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    You get what you pay for. Alpari is not great with information.
    what! That does not make sense! Should they have bad prices feeds, then this should be represented through each of their accounts no matter. But by the appearance of this, it's only affecting the pro account, which means stop loss searching for traders with larger lot sizes and more to lose.

  10. #30
    Hello,

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    alpari is your worst broker I've even seen, reqouts are murdering me and on news only move away from your ps cuase ull never have a opportunity to trade screen freeze for a bout an hour even bother trying this broker
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Is UK even going to provide a last answer on this issue? It has been 6 months! I wouldn't deposit a wooden nickel using these scumbags!!! Anybody reading this with half a mind ought to run far away from these crooks! Bodyguard when I was you, I would close all my accounts and appear elsewhere. Their lack of professionalism is startling!
    Re-quotes are affected by liquidity. Re-quotes are probably not an inbuilt feature, but based upon your trading style you may encounter them with greater frequency than people using another style. If you choose to trade over news releases (a perfectly valid egy), then you ought to do this in the complete understanding of the particular challenges that such a egy could bring.

    FX is actually remarkably unsophistied. If the buyers outnumber the sellers #8211; it goes up. If the sellers outnumber the buyers #8211; it goes down. If they are evenly matched #8211; it will not really go anywhere. But here's what #8211; should you trade with the management of the dominant force, then you're by definition trading at the direction in which liquidity is the most fragile. There are plenty of buyers at a rising market but sellers? Not too much #8211;and of course which makes perfect sense.

    If you believe that the market is going up 50 points why sell after 3? So this may explain why you see requotes often.

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    what! That doesn't make sense! If they have bad pricing feeds, then this should be represented through each of their accounts regardless. But by the looks of the it is only affecting the account, which means prevent loss searching for traders with bigger lot sizes and more to lose.
    With regards to Pro fills we have possibly the same problem. The main benefit of a Pro account is in order that traders can deal with additional market counterparties, utilizing's name for a stand-in for yours for reasons of credit. In such accounts you're wholly reliant on another market counterparty completing your transaction. They aren't necessarily as obliging as we may want. While I've every compassion with your place we could exert no control over the prices or matches that you get from these types of counterparties.

    The simple fact is that trading FX is fraught with fruion and disappointment. The art of gambling successfully can only be mastered by learning how to roll with these inevitable punches. If you're a high-volume trader you merely don't have enough opportunity to get emotional about those bumps in the road #8211; the market moves on too fast and anyway, that's what the the end of the day stop-off at the forums is for. FX traders exchange war stories as readily as real soldiers 8211; also it's therapeutic value shouldn't be underestimated.

    This is the reason why trading forums have a place #8211; it's a very difficult task when you're at the nerve centre of this market#8211; becoming a detached independent trader demands the evolution of another mindset, but the core is the same.

    I hope that this goes some way to helping.

    Alex

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    Alexander Chadwick
    http://www.alpari.com

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