Even though that might be the case, what about the question of entering another trade before you close out your existing trade? Going back to the above picture that I've posted (see below): The first trade (A) was opened at 16:04:56 and closed at 16:21:57 Between that time, second (B) and third (C) trades were both opened. The second trade opened at 16:08:08. The third trade at 16:09:08. How the heck do you explain that? I don't think this is even remotely possible with stocks and futures. Can you do that with CFDs?
Because i've been around the block for a while and seen people's experience on the forums with this type of brokers. You can't have say $5000 cent account and have the same leverage as a $100 account. Some of these places offer 500:1 or even 1000:1 leverage on those shitty cents/micros. examples https://www.litefinance.org/trading/account-types/cent/ https://www.hfm.com/sv/en/
6/2 to 6/16,During this period, no trading was conducted because the market price did not conform to the trading plan.