1) There DEMO is quite different from their LIVE trading platform albeit that their Sales Rep will tell you otherwise: their DEMO will close your trade immediately, it will allow you to put stop-loss and target profit, and it NEVER, EVER once did a re-quote. Well, that is NOT the case with their LIVE platform. It was re-quote from HELL, and it was to the point that I lost 50 pips trying to close my trade unsuccessfully, if I might add. I could not get out of the trade with positive pips gain! SIMPLY PUT: TRADEVIEW IS UNRELIABLE Trading platform.
2) As soon as I started trading live major screw ups took place with their server, hardware, or software. They didn’t know the problem; therefore I cannot say either. They freaking didn't know, period!
2) During my live trade, I had moved my stop-loss to break-even to protect my trade in anticipation of the news from London since I only trade only Pound/Yen. Well, the priced spiked triggering my stop-loss, but it closed me out for 44 pips loss. I called to see if they would reimburse my account, but the Sales Rep basically told me that it wasn’t going to happen, and he proceeded to give me a lesson on how trades are performed on the trading floor. What the hell does that have to do with Currency Trading that is electronically run, which doesn’t involve a trading floor? So, I was robbed of my money! At the same time, a friend of mine who trades with FXCM also experienced the same spike. But the BIG difference is that his broker and account was NEVER charged. THAT IS WHY IT’S CALLED a BREAK EVEN trade and the SOLE purpose of STOP-LOSS!!!!!
3) I really don’t care what the other clients of TRADEVIEW have to say, but my experience alone should tell you to be fully aware of this broker. They say they’re an STP (straight through process), but I am having serious doubts about that, too.
4) Prior to deciding on a broker, I queried the Sales Rep as what bank (s) they are using for Interbank, but I was told that they cannot divulge that information- -- this should have been a RED-FLAG because brokers’ such as Interbank FX list their banks on their website. So, why the COVERT Operation?
5) My point is all brokers and system have some type of inadequacy; no system is 100% full-proof, but when the system (MT4) fails to do what it is suppose to do such as stop-loss, and the broker don’t want to reimburse their clients account, to me is just plain thievery!
Does anyone out there have a broker that they’re currently trading with who are NOT Thieves? Please advise….thanks… Reply to this
10/23/2008 10:45 AM
Clark wrote:
Hello my name is Clark and I have had great experience with my live account that I got in Tradeview, it works just as my demo did. The only difference of course is the leverage but other than that it’s good for me. They even offer EA´s that really work, not cheap though! Reply to this
10/23/2008 11:48 AM
Robert wrote:
I don’t know much about this world but with Tradeview Forex I found a really easy way to trade safely and comfortable. They offer great pips and spreads value, they got a fractional volume choice which is really useful. Reply to this
12/17/2008 5:02 PM
Dick Anderson wrote:
Nowadays just about every forex broker is claiming to have the tightest spreads in the industry. But marketing does have the ability to be illusory. However, real quality of execution determines whether you actually receive small spreads from your forex broker. For example, some brokers offers 1 pip spread and when you are trading on the screen shows a tight spread, but your trade is filled a few pips to your disadvantage or is mysteriously get rejected. This problem is common in most of the brokers offering lower spreads. This shows that some brokers are displaying tight spreads but is effectively delivering wider spreads. Be aware of such rejected trades, and delayed execution, which are strategies to deceive the traders. So what is more important for a trader is not a broker with 2 pip spread but an honest small spread broker who will pay you the spread he quotes. Tradeview Forex has offered me a set of trading services and they have built a good reputation so far. The actually has a real time forex spread if you ask it. Reply to this
12/22/2008 2:24 PM
Simon Larson wrote:
I have a Tradeview live account since October. They offer me a list of spread for me trading style as I trade primarily on news announcements -when markets tend to be volatile. What I have to recognize is that they actually work with the spread they offer. I open an account with others brokers before and I was in requote land with a spreads changing all the time. Reply to this
6/12/2009 2:22 AMRohs Screening wrote:
Hi, Thinking of the comfort of the web site s users, Tradeview Forex has developed an easier and more practical web site to improve the visitors' navigation experience. The new web site of Tradeview Forex allows you to access the most widely recognized forex trading platform Metatrader 4. Reply to this
STAY AWAY FROM THIS BROKER!!!! RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN!!!!!
1) There DEMO is quite different from their LIVE trading platform albeit that their Sales Rep will tell you otherwise: their DEMO will close your trade immediately, it will allow you to put stop-loss and target profit, and it NEVER, EVER once did a re-quote. Well, that is NOT the case with their LIVE platform. It was re-quote from HELL, and it was to the point that I lost 50 pips trying to close my trade unsuccessfully, if I might add. I could not get out of the trade with positive pips gain! SIMPLY PUT: TRADEVIEW IS UNRELIABLE Trading platform.
2) As soon as I started trading live major screw ups took place with their server, hardware, or software. They didn’t know the problem; therefore I cannot say either. They freaking didn't know, period!
2) During my live trade, I had moved my stop-loss to break-even to protect my trade in anticipation of the news from London since I only trade only Pound/Yen. Well, the priced spiked triggering my stop-loss, but it closed me out for 44 pips loss. I called to see if they would reimburse my account, but the Sales Rep basically told me that it wasn’t going to happen, and he proceeded to give me a lesson on how trades are performed on the trading floor. What the hell does that have to do with Currency Trading that is electronically run, which doesn’t involve a trading floor? So, I was robbed of my money! At the same time, a friend of mine who trades with FXCM also experienced the same spike. But the BIG difference is that his broker and account was NEVER charged. THAT IS WHY IT’S CALLED a BREAK EVEN trade and the SOLE purpose of STOP-LOSS!!!!!
3) I really don’t care what the other clients of TRADEVIEW have to say, but my experience alone should tell you to be fully aware of this broker. They say they’re an STP (straight through process), but I am having serious doubts about that, too.
4) Prior to deciding on a broker, I queried the Sales Rep as what bank (s) they are using for Interbank, but I was told that they cannot divulge that information- -- this should have been a RED-FLAG because brokers’ such as Interbank FX list their banks on their website. So, why the COVERT Operation?
5) My point is all brokers and system have some type of inadequacy; no system is 100% full-proof, but when the system (MT4) fails to do what it is suppose to do such as stop-loss, and the broker don’t want to reimburse their clients account, to me is just plain thievery!
Does anyone out there have a broker that they’re currently trading with who are NOT Thieves? Please advise….thanks…
Reply to this
Hello my name is Clark and I have had great experience with my live account that I got in Tradeview, it works just as my demo did. The only difference of course is the leverage but other than that it’s good for me. They even offer EA´s that really work, not cheap though!
Reply to this
I don’t know much about this world but with Tradeview Forex I found a really easy way to trade safely and comfortable. They offer great pips and spreads value, they got a fractional volume choice which is really useful.
Reply to this
Nowadays just about every forex broker is claiming to have the tightest spreads in the industry. But marketing does have the ability to be illusory. However, real quality of execution determines whether you actually receive small spreads from your forex broker.
For example, some brokers offers 1 pip spread and when you are trading on the screen shows a tight spread, but your trade is filled a few pips to your disadvantage or is mysteriously get rejected. This problem is common in most of the brokers offering lower spreads.
This shows that some brokers are displaying tight spreads but is effectively delivering wider spreads. Be aware of such rejected trades, and delayed execution, which are strategies to deceive the traders.
So what is more important for a trader is not a broker with 2 pip spread but an honest small spread broker who will pay you the spread he quotes. Tradeview Forex has offered me a set of trading services and they have built a good reputation so far. The actually has a real time forex spread if you ask it.
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I have a Tradeview live account since October.
They offer me a list of spread for me trading style as I trade primarily on news announcements -when markets tend to be volatile. What I have to recognize is that they actually work with the spread they offer. I open an account with others brokers before and I was in requote land with a spreads changing all the time.
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Hi,
Thinking of the comfort of the web site s users, Tradeview Forex has developed an easier and more practical web site to improve the visitors' navigation experience. The new web site of Tradeview Forex allows you to access the most widely recognized forex trading platform Metatrader 4.
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