Oanda - Add Your SCAM SCREENS Here

Discussion in 'Forex Brokers' started by forestgril, May 4, 2008.

  1. LOL!!
     
    #481     Jan 14, 2009
  2. The list of working links to Oanda scam screens is on page 78 of this thread, most of those on page 80 do not work, I dunno why. Check out the 78th page
     
    #482     Jan 14, 2009
  3. LOL [​IMG]
     
    #483     Jan 14, 2009
  4. Oanda surely stop hunted those down on page 80 and took em out! It happened so fast too!
     
    #484     Jan 14, 2009
  5. The list of working links to Oanda scam screens is on page 78 of this thread, most of those on page 80 do not work, I dunno why. Check out the 78th page, but it was at least 6months ago,so Oanda maybe changed a little bit till that time, as Cabletrader states.
     
    #485     Jan 15, 2009
  6. Well it seems like the nfa wants us to only trade with these types of companys.
     
    #486     Feb 5, 2009
  7. #487     Feb 19, 2009
  8. I didn't see that spike on Metatrader. It is on live Oanda.
    Looks like ol' Forest might have a case.
    Run Forest! Run!
     
    #488     Feb 19, 2009
  9. bkveen3

    bkveen3

    yeah it was a bad tick. But in all honesty that shouldn't have hurt you. Pretty obvious short was in progress.
     
    #489     Feb 19, 2009
  10. dont be naive... OANDA knows better, whether it was profitable for them or not

    if the short was so 'pretty obvious' , you would start putting all your capital part by part tick down after tick down, did you

    for some of these people the long side was pretty obvious from its beginning

    imagine how many noobs or traders not carefull enough had stops all the way down this tick... or maybe even margin calls ;D

    OANDA has the privilege to KNOW ALL THE POSITIONS and can always make a choice when the take profits summed together are smaller than the stop losses of all traders, dont forget about it

    one more remark - i have noticed that these bad ticks were always to the side of the incomiong bigger move. that is why a conspiracy theory comes to my mind like this - it may be pshychological game with the noobs, who, after loosing their positions, and confused by the loss, try to open them, again into the previous direction. after such action they loose more and more, and even if the first loss is 'reimbursed' the following ones are not

    also dont forget that after such bad tick, if you dont insist on playin' the wrong side, in the following trades you have less capital to engage, unless they 'reimburse' the loss; during this time many good trades may be lost, and this will not be 'reimbursed'
     
    #490     Feb 20, 2009