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  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote It's a credit card withdrawal. 3-5 days, normally it takes them. However, it's taking an unusually long time that it's been 3 months now. My bank tells me there is nothing currently coming from from Pepperstone. Did it simply got lost in Limbo or Pepperstone did not send any money? Who knows? But the one getting screwed here's me... I it arrives shortly.
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    wish you the best only contact them
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  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    EU territory preffered,
    You won't find EU loed broker which will allow you to trade with 1-2 K deposit with tight spreads and commission you expect. You are able to check FCA or CySec brokers, some traders are obsessed with FCA or ASIC regulations but I believe if you are not UK or AU citizens they do not pay you on their compensation schemes.
    If you want concrete recommendations I would suggest Worldwide Prime, Hotforex and FXCM, a sort of ASICCySECNFA combination testing them with approximately 1K USD each to find out pros and cons, though all doing pretty good. FXCM is good in HF I enjoy their zero spread account, Global Prime - picked to check ASIC broker.

    Make your own due diligence cuz every trader has his own trading preferences rather than every broker can match the bill in these terms.

  3. #13
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    quote So you think that using another platform they cant mess with you? Why is this. Should you trade with a broker you're at their palms. Does not matter the platform. Any program can be messed with.
    Because Ctrader does not have broker characteristics that allow brokers to change price or reach your stop loss and MT4 does. Mt4 is a market maker platform. Are you a new trader?

    Well okay keep using MT4 to your trades afterward.

  4. #14
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Sorry to hear mate. That is very strange. I have been for a while using Pepperstone and it's two days max no matter how small or large the amount is, I draw from them. Have you ever spoke to them and contacted? Give them a ring and speak to a manager. There is simply no reason.
    I already contacted them and called them too. Same here I have been using them 2 years this is the first time that it's taking this long. I hope my money did not get lost in Limbo. They keep blaming my bank and my bank maintain saying no nothing came in. So I am screwed. Pepper said they are doing a hint with their bank but they said this could take to the result of the trace.

    Any other people with comparable expertise how long did it took for you to receive your cash? Ok sorry to the thread starter this is off subject now. Maybe I should start my own thread.

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  6. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Because Ctrader doesn't have broker characteristics that allow brokers to alter price or reach your stop loss and MT4 does. Mt4 is a market maker platform. Are you a new trader? Well okay keep using MT4 to your trades.
    Market manufacturing and platform are all distinct things and independent, I could be your market manufacturer with no platform and with no electronic network, and you can trade with my most shittiest mt4 and still I could be just an intermediary.
    Do you think that I am a new trader? And did you see my articles? I know some stuff, which doesnt matter, what matters is that recently I started to grow and cant fit with shitty brokers which dont allow us to trade. They are ok with you if you're losing or if you're winning lots, your own pocket change doesn't make a difference. The instant you start pressing hard, they understand that it is not likely to be easy for you personally. And then begins the bullshits. And even in the event that you survive, there I no guarantee that you will get your money. So lets put it this way- I am in some transitory time, when I posses knowledge but lack large capital, so I need someone that is on a very large level to inform me which broker is ok to construct severe capital prior to heading to primes. That's precisely what I want in words. I want first hand experience from people that have crossed the barrier from lame to professional trading. Good luck and nothing private dont want to turn my ribbon into a useless shit as I see you do not fit in that framework please refrain from posting your opinion on this thread for the time being and a battle so lets cut it.

  7. #17
    If you high volume trader Try pricemarkets.com

  8. #18
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Just how much are you going to fund ?
    Really, it will all depend on the answer to this question.
    If it's 5k it is possible to go with the usual things like LGC, Activtrades, Dukascopy, etc..
    If It's 50k or even better 100k you can go for brokers like CFH Clearing, Baxter FX, Fixi, etc

  9. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote You won't find EU loed broker that will allow you to trade with 1-2 K deposit with tight spreads and commission you expect. You are able to check FCA or CySec regulated brokers, a few traders are obsessed with FCA or ASIC regulations but I think if you're not UK or AU citizens they do not cover you on their reimbursement schemes. If you'd like concrete recommendations I would suggest Global Prime, Hotforex and FXCM, a kind of ASICCySECNFA mix testing them with approximately 1K USD each to figure out pros and cons, though all doing good. FXCM...
    Hello and Thank you for your reply. I'm not obsessed with the regulation, so I just think that it's far better to trade with a broker that's physically closer to me, having some european hq etc.. Most offshore brokers look suspicious in the very start they dont even have whatever or hq said anywhere they have some adress on the terrace on some building on some remote island. That isn't serious, people that you cant contact or reach. No transparency here. I havent stated low comissions, stated that I'm prepared to pay comissions that are higher if the service is better, I think that there must be brokers that offer expensive provider, but at a greater degree. It's ok. FXCM is a commercial broker and seeing their website didnt bring me some truth and esteem. They dont appear to be oriented, despite the fact that I understand they are the biggest of those retailers. For hotforex I have noticed that they true, and are a scam - seeing their site. 1000 leverage, openning accounts with 10 bucks etc.. And it appears suspicious. And I've seen a lot of threads agains them so things Ijust cant trust them. Prime I havent discovered, I should research them. Thank you and would be nice to hear more comments.

  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Really, it will all depend on the reply to this question. If it is 5k you can go with the typical stuff like LGC, Activtrades, Dukascopy, etc.. If it is 50k or better 100k you can opt for brokers such as CFH Clearing, Baxter FX, Fixi, etc
    Hello. Although I am not comfortable to share details on a public thread, allow me to put it this way - I am planning to examine them with a lower ammount, as you advice together with lgc duka etc.. , but I intend to turn things large should they gain my trust. I need a low entry level broker, although not as low as 100 dollars ! And a broker I can develop with and they wont start sabotaging me as soon as they see the picture. Theres the confusion. I cant only deposit 100k or 50 in a broker I havent dealt with. Its mad in my perspective, I am not that rich.Thanks for the offers men, I will check all of these online.

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