Quite a few un and under-regulated brokers have vanished, complete with all the money in people's accounts.
The only thing that can prevent this is regulation by a regulator capable of working with law enforcement. Even then, bad things have been known to happen.
Than why we support them with our money,it is irrational to do so,or we should ask for more government regulation which means tax paying for additional earned money and this leads to normal leverage.Some of brokers running casions business long time before they came to be "brokers".I'm running hotel - have some spare money - want to participate in FOREX - not sure do i want that anymore...there is no sense to me that i invest 50.000$ in "brokers" with information level of "I tell you bro it is good broker!"
First suspicious thing is enormous leverage which i'm sure does not have real deposit at broker bank account.
Than why we support them with our money,it is irrational to do so,or we should ask for more government regulation which means tax paying for additional earned money and this leads to normal leverage.Some of brokers running casions business long time before they came to be "brokers".I'm running hotel - have some spare money - want to participate in FOREX - not sure do i want that anymore...there is no sense to me that i invest 50.000$ in "brokers" with information level of "I tell you bro it is good broker!"
First suspicious thing is enormous leverage which i'm sure does not have real deposit at broker bank account.
viator, i am curious about the platform you mentioned. could you tell use which bank is it?
re leverage, you're correct. in the professional stratosphere, crazy leverage is frowned upon and 10:1, 20:1, and 30:1 is more common than 100:1 or 500:1. maybe the retail brokers give us a big gun so we can shoot ourselves in the foot and head faster. then they pick our pockets clean.
Intriguing. If more banks offered this service, it would put some real pressure on retail brokers to be more open and transparent.