about 6 months ago - 2 comments
This terms are taken from indian banking scenario. Now a days these words are frequently used
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please read my forex trading software blog http://www.com-forex.com/ and let me know if it worked for you.
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Include in your response reference materials and websites.
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hi has any one heard of the forex foreign currency trading e-book program called mscs-rrr that’s all over the internet? could anyone tell me if it’s a scam or not and how can i use the internet to find out if it’s a scam or not? thanking you in advance.
about 7 months ago - 3 comments
currency trading and gold trading provides enough profit to carry out the business??
about 1 year ago
sounds like a scam
about 1 year ago
What is mtatrade.com?
http://www.ntatrade.com is not a broker dealer.
Ameritrade.com then?
$5000 may be their minimum to open a trading account. If that is all you have I would not advise trading.
As to have leverage to $100k with 5k investment, this certainly is not a standard equity margin account. A standard margin would be $10k or 2x the cash deposit. A pattern day trader may be eligible for 4x margin but with restriction and subject to the firms approval.
http://www.sec.gov/answers/daytrading.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_day_trader
This sounds more like a futures account. If that is the case, and $5K is all you have, get out!
If the market moves against you (and prob will), you will be subject to end of day settlement and thus margin calls.
http://www.eurexchange.com/clearing/risk/risk_based_margining_en.html
If you don’t have the money the account will be closed and you are liable for the money. They can sue you and you could be prosecuted for fraud. Because you would have to lie on your application in order to get approved for a futures account. The app will ask question as to your financial net worth, income, trading experience, etc. These numbers need to be stellar to meet regulatory compliance to have this kind of account. If a broker is willing to let you have the account anyway, he/she is violating regulatory Rule SEC 405 – “Know Your Customer”
http://www.investorwords.com/4343/Rule_405.html