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S.E.C. warns that retail FOREX trading could be banned in the U.S.?

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Jul 17, 2011 09:10 pm
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leebut User

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I read a disturbing article that future regulation of FOREX tradig could see it banned for retail traders in teh U.S.

Here it is: http://www.cnbc.com/id/43778198

A quote, "If the regulators do not establish a regulatory regime for these transactions, then retail forex dealing would be prohibited."

 

Jul 17, 2011 09:11 pm
leebut User

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Sorry about the typos.

Jul 18, 2011 05:52 am
Richde User

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Shitty US regulations, all I can say. Oanda had 1:500 leverage, and since CFTC introduced the rule to cap the leverage to 1:50, they have 1:50 leverage and same happened to other US based brokers. :S

Don't forget the article is about a higher level of regulation. Retail forex dealing would be banned only if they do not establish a regulatory regime for those transactions. In case of they succeed, I think those who have accounts at US brokers they can expect better context for their trading.

Keep it simple stupid

Jul 23, 2011 12:32 pm
Sasha User

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Governments try to protect their people by different methods. Forex trading do have many risks in different terms. I think this is a step to minimise one of these risks.

Jul 23, 2011 02:36 pm
Richde User

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Anyway, I don't know why it is a problem for the government. It's the trader's choice whether to use more leverage or not. Maybe I am wrong, but I really think government shouldn't regulate the market so intensive.

Keep it simple stupid

Jul 24, 2011 03:00 am
Sasha User

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I personally think that there should be another way to do this thing. But the problem is that many many traders loose by high leverage trading. Only some Pros who really know how to set leverage can make profit. Novice people dont even like low leverage trading and thus loose their money and blow up their accounts in most cases. I think this is the supporting reason for Governments to take such actions.

Jul 24, 2011 06:07 pm
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I personally think that there should be another way to do this thing. But the problem is that many many traders loose by high leverage trading. Only some Pros who really know how to set leverage can make profit. Novice people dont even like low leverage trading and thus loose their money and blow up their accounts in most cases. I think this is the supporting reason for Governments to take such actions.



But why do Government needs to intervene in the personal actions of People? If someone is greedy then why do others suffer? There are not "some scalpers or day traders". There are many. People are attracted by these techniques. They loose or win, government has nothing to do with it.

The good or ill of a man lies within his own will. – Epictetus

Jul 24, 2011 08:41 pm
Richde User

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Originally posted by ironical

 

 

I personally think that there should be another way to do this thing. But the problem is that many many traders loose by high leverage trading. Only some Pros who really know how to set leverage can make profit. Novice people dont even like low leverage trading and thus loose their money and blow up their accounts in most cases. I think this is the supporting reason for Governments to take such actions.




But why do Government needs to intervene in the personal actions of People? If someone is greedy then why do others suffer? There are not "some scalpers or day traders". There are many. People are attracted by these techniques. They loose or win, government has nothing to do with it.

 

 



100% Right! [grin]

Keep it simple stupid

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