WatanFX-Rep
WantanFX Representative
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Hi all,
Most of the responses in the thread for some reason reflect newbieness.
The difference does not occur because there is a maths problem or brain neurons work differently in a real account. A number is a number.
Retail brokering is not about client's interest. The retail industry - forex and stocks both - is setup in a manner which systematically discourages customer's ability to generate alpha. Please remember that MetaQuotes is primarily a market making/e-gaming software company for small brokers - business entities that make their own markets with small time depositors. Regulation element is just customary or used as a good quality make up.
Frankly I am surprised MetaQuotes has not worked on competing with Spotware, which is a binary options gaming software company. It controls 60% of the binary options gaming industry.
This however does not happen quite often when an institutional portfolio is involved. Large funds tend to trade directly with the prime brokers, or have direct relationships with dealer ie Barclays, UBS etc.
Just to be a bit flexible on this topic, without inviting a legal show cause notice, institutional slippage is a whole lot different from retail slippage.
There is just so much to it, that one cannot lay out for the common folk, without getting into some serious trouble with the elites of this industry.
Most of the responses in the thread for some reason reflect newbieness.
The difference does not occur because there is a maths problem or brain neurons work differently in a real account. A number is a number.
Retail brokering is not about client's interest. The retail industry - forex and stocks both - is setup in a manner which systematically discourages customer's ability to generate alpha. Please remember that MetaQuotes is primarily a market making/e-gaming software company for small brokers - business entities that make their own markets with small time depositors. Regulation element is just customary or used as a good quality make up.
Frankly I am surprised MetaQuotes has not worked on competing with Spotware, which is a binary options gaming software company. It controls 60% of the binary options gaming industry.
This however does not happen quite often when an institutional portfolio is involved. Large funds tend to trade directly with the prime brokers, or have direct relationships with dealer ie Barclays, UBS etc.
Just to be a bit flexible on this topic, without inviting a legal show cause notice, institutional slippage is a whole lot different from retail slippage.
There is just so much to it, that one cannot lay out for the common folk, without getting into some serious trouble with the elites of this industry.