Pause ... Argentina Tango World champion Tango dancers Gisela Galeassi and Gaspar Godoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvcuxCS3aB0& http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlpQWbty87o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gacO1gzSEYU -- World champion Melody Cellaty & Jose Fernandez http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQRP50_7iPc& http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqg_BA2qyiY& World second in 2004 Luciano Brigante & Karina Guillen- Tango Nochero soy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rGaTEP5TJc Tango Gallo ciego http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwRxqzy9vcw "Mala junta" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-Y2Y-HWNTE ######### For USA residents Gene Kelly & Cyd Charisse - from singin' in the rain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YWBOfsXsDA The Band Wagon - Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuJxYmJlEHY& Cyd Charisse in 'Meet me in Las Vegas' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wvzW95wq4c& Cyd Charisse in Party Girl (1958) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFRGG9dcksk&
Most volatile from top 8 performer's ... ====================================== 3.dec 2009 -2931.95% china Account equity 725.24 $-21989$ 1. ...after 6 operations with usd/jpy 2 operations ( w with two parts each) with nzd/usd 4 operations (2 with 2 parts each) from 725.24 $ A.e. to 4 dec 2009 2753.44 $ ...near +300% 2. ...7-th operation 1 Loss = -1062.70$ ----------------------------------------------- 4 Dec 15:31 long 100 nzd/jpy 64.45 8 Dec 4.52 closed 63.50 A.E = 1684.94$ 3. 8-th operation + 99.49 $ 9-th operation 2 loss = -673.96$ ---------------------------------------- 8 dec 11:10 long 70 nzd/jpy 63.326 9 dec 6:31 closed 62.47 A.E. =1114.31 $ 4. 10 -th operation smaller as 10 $ profit with 5 usd/jpy 11 -th operation 3 loss = = -489.40$ ------------------------------------------ 9 dec 6:32 long 70 usd/jpy 88.291 9 dec 8:25 closed use/jpy 87.678 A.E. = 624.91 $ (started with 725.24$) 5. 12 operation profit 112 $ with nod/usd 13 operation 4 loss = -108.22 $ ---------------------------------- A.E. = 628.69$ 6. Serie for multiple operations (greatest parts +869$+ ...+540$ +544.16 $ with usd/jpy ) from 9 dec until 21 dec From 628.69$ to 5637 $ ====================== Very good 7. 5 loss ------------------ 21 Dec 13:11 short 200 usd/jpy 90.518 21 Dec 14:23 short 200 usd/jpy 90.699 21 Dec 20:13 closed both 91.224/5 Loss -1550.01 $ and -1151.01 $ A.E. from 5637$ decreased to 2936.34 $ 8. 6 -th loss -407.34 $ --------------------------- 22 Dec 7:53 long 70 eur/usd 1.43265 22 Dec 13:02 closed 1.42707 A.e. decreased to 2498.66 $ 9. 22 dec -28 dec from 2498,66 $ to 7700 $ 29 dec -31 dec from 7700 $ until 21989 $ most of profit - great position usd/jpy with movement smaller as 1 % by each operation http://learncurrencytrading.com/Micro/KOM/KOMDEC/KOM.pdf ======== From 1-8 top performer's 3 and 7 used movement's smaller as 1% 6-th performer scalper ,but from start he used 28.7 $ movement in xau/usd 1576.95 $ -1548.25$ By 1,2,4,5,8 performers from first 8 of list , great movement with 500 -1000+ pips or 100$ in xau/usd ------------------------------------------ was decisive to win 1 place -------------------------------------
aud/usd risk comparsion 19-21 pips ========================= 1918.67 % march 2009 USA 2 place A.E. =607.82$ to 12269.89 $ 19 pips by USA against 2 pips by Canada 1 top performer in list Canada october 2011 with 12725% 1. 2 march 2009 8:37 short 2*20 aud/usd 0.63292 2 march 2009 9:16 closed 2*20 aud/usd 0.6348 Loss = 2* 37.6$ = -75.2$ on A.E. =649.12$ 649.12$ -75.2$= 573.92$ -11.48 % one time ----------------------------- http://learncurrencytrading.com/Micro/KOM/MarResults/MarchKOM2ndReport.pdf http://forexforums.dailyfx.com/king-micro-trading-contest/70050-king-micro-march-2009-results.html 2.october 2011 -12725 % canada 128.25 time's http://media.dailyfx.com/sales/micro/kom_docs/OCT2011/octtradereport1st.pdf start balanse= account equity (no open position untill 1 oct ) 1296.08 $ ------------- Operation 1. 3 oct time 0.23-1.41 short 70 audusd 96657-96884 loss = -158.90$ Risk =12.26% Account equity =1137.18 $ 2. AE= Balanse = 1137.18$ 3 oct time 1.42 -1.57 long 70 audusd 96870-96658 loss= -148.40$ Risk =13.498% AE= Balanse =988.788$ or 76.29% of start = - 23.71 % ---------------------------------------- 3. 3 oct time 1.57 -6.47 short 80 audusd 96656 -96370 profit= +228.80 $
makes no difference. once a bucket shop, always a bucket shop. you can put lipstick on a pig and it is still a pig. FXCM manipulation of the mt4 quote server has been exposed. you lost the trust of the retail trading crowd a long time ago. the bullshit continues. BTW, congrats on being named to ambassador. Trader Gaz, London, United Kingdom Rating: Date of Post: 2012-08-25 Review: I had a past experience with FXCM of a 'Margin Call' which was really only triggered as they changed margin levels per currency pair without notice and then when applied retrospectively to my open trades took me into margin default. Only applying them to new trades post margin change would have saved the account. When asked, I was told it was my job to check FXCM's website and they are under no obligation to inform of margin change. So this was generally acknowledged as a crafty retrospective scam tactic of FXCM to trigger margin calls and harvest your funds. 'You be warned you will hopefully avoid' 2012-08-20 2Star Hi FPA Readers I wonder if anyone out there has also suffered my fate with this FXCM scam? Basically I had been trading for a few years with FXCM â intermittently and I do not profess to be a good trader, but my own trading was always at acceptable risk levels. I was in some trades recently when market went against me and I went into some losing positions, but well within my account size and then out f the blue I suddenly get the emails below from FXCM. So they waited while I was in drawdown to close my account and close my positions while negative to take my funds. Funds were not lost in trading but through what is said to be a legitimate FXCM business action. No explanation was offered when I kindly asked to wait until I got my trades into a positive position before my account was closed, albeit obviously FXCM would not have made any money in this instance. Had they have let me, I would have been less inclined to see this as a scam. Is this common in this lightly broker regulated market? To me, I feel it is a deliberate and very underhand scam and perhaps this is a subject for the Traders Court, but I simply put it here to see if it is a normal or regular action of this or any other large broker or see if anyone can explain a rationale for their actions? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fri 10/08/2012 08:50 Dear xxxxxxxxx (name removed) Thank you for contacting FXCM Securities. At this time your positions have been closed on account xxxxxxxx, per the resent email you were sent. In order for the funds to be returned, please provide bank details. The details should include, the banks name, sort code ,and the account number. You can email service@fxcm.com with the details. Once the details are received please allow one to two business days for your withdrawal to be processed. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. FXCM Securities Limited is committed to offering clients excellent execution, easy accessibility, and exceptional service. We provide full client service, with live support 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Kindest regards, Xxxxxx(name removed) Operations Associate -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fri 10/08/2012 08:50 Dear xxxxxxx (name removed) Thank you for your continued interest in Forex Capital Markets (âFXCMâ). As outlined in the Client Agreement (âAgreementâ), FXCM reserves the right to terminate the Agreement for any reason it deems necessary. FXCM frequently reviews its client account database and after a thorough review of your account, we regret to inform you that we will be unable to maintain an account with you at this time. Termination decisions are not intended to be personal in any way. We ask that you provide us with instructions as to the withdrawal of the remaining balance in your accounts. Please submit a withdrawal request through www.myfxcm.com at your earliest convenience and we will process it for you according to the timeline set forth on the withdrawal request. Kindest Regards, xxxxxxxxx (name removed) Comment: Added by Jason Rogers on 2012-09-03 03:28 Hi Trader Gaz, I cannot comment on the specifics of your case in a public forum, but rest assured that if you lodged a formal complaint with us then you will receive a formal response from our Compliance department. If you have any follow questions regarding this, you can email them directly at compliance@fxcm.com. However, I can speak generally and say that FXCM would never close an account for being profitable. Our on No Dealing Desk forex execution model we immediately offset the risk on the other side of client orders with 10+ liquidity providers. That means we don't stand to lose from client profits or profit from client losses. We want our clients to be profitable, so they will keep trading with us and we can keep making money off the trading volume they generate. Jason Rogers FXCM Ambassador to Online Communities
error correction 1. was before - 19 pips by USA against 2 pips by Canada false ,error by typing ------------------ True - 18.8 pips/-11.58% short 40 AUD/USD on 649.12$ one operation by USA operator (8 -th best result ,but only second place ) against two operations by Canada top performer (1 -best result in 41 -month history of fxcm king of the micro ) 1. 22.7 pips/-12.26% short 70 AUD/USD on 1296.08 $ 2.18.8 pips/-13.48 % long 70 AUD/USD on 1137.18$ ================================ 1918.67 % march 2009 USA 2 place A.E. =607.82$ to 12269.89 $ 1 operation in two parts 2 march 2009 8:37 short 2*20 aud/usd 0.63292 2 march 2009 9:16 closed 2*20 aud/usd 0.6348 Loss = 2* 37.6$ = -75.2$ on A.E. =649.12$ 649.12$ -75.2$= 573.92$ -11.58 % one time http://learncurrencytrading.com/Micro/KOM/MarResults/MarchKOM2ndReport.pdf http://forexforums.dailyfx.com/king-micro-trading-contest/70050-king-micro-march-2009-results.html ==================== 1.october 2011 -12725 % canada A.e 1296.08$-166226.28$ start balanse= account equity (no open position untill 1 oct ) 1296.08 $ ------------- Operation 1. 3 oct time 0:23-1:41 short 70 audusd 96657-96884 loss = -158.90$ Risk =12.26% Account equity =1137.18 $ 2. AE= Balanse = 1137.18$ 3 oct time 1:42 -1:57 long 70 audusd 96870-96658 loss= -148.40$ Risk =13.498% AE= Balanse =988.788$ or 76.29% of start = - 23.71 % http://media.dailyfx.com/sales/micro/kom_docs/OCT2011/octtradereport1st.pdf ========================= List of top performer's 1. october 2011 -12725 % canada A.e 1296.08$-166226.28$ 2. may 2010 - 3109 % poland A.e. 532.32 $ -17087.65$ 3. dec 2009 -2931.95% china A.e. 725.24 $-21989$ 4. sen.2010 -2860.58% canada A.e. 546.74$ -16186.95$ 5. dec 2011 -2464.12% china A.e. 507.97$-13024$ 6. maj 2011 -2116 % china A.e. 523.38$-11600.14 $ 7. march 2009 -1951 % hk A.e. 961.10$-19714.24$ 8. februar 2012-1918.36% china A.e. 13928$-281128$ second place ---------------- 1. march 2009 -USA 1918.67% -that is the 8-th best result but only second place
Comparsion after that ... both USA and Canada operator's performed more risk with AUD/USD USA 5 march 2009 1:25 bought 3*20 audusd 0.64549 2:17 closed 3*20 audusd 0.64130 41.9 pips loss 3* 83.80 $ = -251.40 $ on account equity =916.85$ 916.85$ -251.40$ =665.45$ = 27.42 % risk ############### 3 another loss in row ,account decreased to 574.22 $ (start a.e. = 607.82$ ) http://learncurrencytrading.com/Micro/KOM/MarResults/MarchKOM2ndReport.pdf
1. october 2011 -12725 % canada A.e 1296.08$-166226.28$ http://media.dailyfx.com/sales/micro/kom_docs/OCT2011/octtradereport1st.pdf after account equity meet 3217 $ 1 operation ----------- 4.oct 15:31 sold 200 audusd 0.94317 4 oct 16:12 bought 200 audusd 0.94743 loss = -42.6 pips = -852$ = -26.48% Account equity = 2365.98$ 2 operation decisive for profit,but started with great loss ---------------------------------------------------------------- Account equity = 2365.98 $ 4 oct 16:12 bought 200 audusd 0.94735 4 oct 18:15 closed part 40 audusd 0.94187 -54.8 pips loss closed = -219.20 $ loss another 160 audsud in this time -876.80 $ all together -1096 $ Account equity at 18:15 ,before closed part 40 audusd 2365.98$ -1096$= 1269.98$ ------------------------------------------- Margin for 200 audsud = 1200 $ Forced to close near margin call ########################## Risk in time of closing part 40 audusd = -46.323% ----------------------------------------------------------- on account equity in time of opening position 16:12 =2365.98$ with perspective for risk to be more -310 $ with not closed 160 ************************************************** audusd ******** ... but position turned in profit ,with multiple averaging up closed at 1.05290 . That was decisive to win with record 12725 % http://media.dailyfx.com/sales/micro/kom_docs/OCT2011/octtradereport1st.pdf
From personal experience In this year author catched in paper money contest 32 consecutive loss in row ---------------------------------- stop loss was 20 pips or 20 points ,approx equal to stop loss of top performer by first two operations with audusd with risk 10 % after 32 consecutive losse's - approx 30 time's capital decreased
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