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currencia · 26-01-2003, 03:06

try learning the difference between a broker and a marketmaker. You are not dealing with brokers here, so call them by what they are-marketmakers. By market definition, someone is willing to take the otherside of a trade, and they certainly are willing to take them all day long from a participatory share called the lunch bucket retail spot that loses 90% of their trades 100% of the time. If you are concerned about your funds, join the EBS System with an appropriate amount of capital.

In the interim, read your account opening docs. Most say that the maker can take the funds out of your account and do as they please with it. That is presently called "the retail forex market".

Base upon your long term trade strategy that works only with fundamentals, why dont you try converting your currency for euro dollars or whatever else and put it in a gov guaranteed passbook savings or guaranteed money market account and leave it there.?
That way, the long term fundamentals will work out just fine for you.

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currencia level 3 Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 1,022 Rep Power: 0	try learning the difference between a broker and a marketmaker. You are not dealing with brokers here, so call them by what they are-marketmakers. By market definition, someone is willing to take the otherside of a trade, and they certainly are willing to take them all day long from a participatory share called the lunch bucket retail spot that loses 90% of their trades 100% of the time. If you are concerned about your funds, join the EBS System with an appropriate amount of capital. In the interim, read your account opening docs. Most say that the maker can take the funds out of your account and do as they please with it. That is presently called "the retail forex market". Base upon your long term trade strategy that works only with fundamentals, why dont you try converting your currency for euro dollars or whatever else and put it in a gov guaranteed passbook savings or guaranteed money market account and leave it there.? That way, the long term fundamentals will work out just fine for you. Last edited by currencia; 26-01-2003 at 03:08.