Really, OK I think I got it, quite funny really.
Please explain it to me, then.
Really, OK I think I got it, quite funny really.
monty
yes it appears that my 'long lunch' has seen quite a bit of comment
LCG is the parent of all our white labels ..even, effectively, Capital Spreads ... all clients sign terms with LCG and LCG owns the trading names ... but we are beholden to TF, PP, DD etc etc to ensure SLA compliance and levels of customer services, downtime etc etc.
TF is majority owned by BF (LCG does not own any stake in any of our WL partners). LCG's role in the arrangement essentially falls down to regulatory control and oversight and management of 'risk' in all its forms. All WL partners have their individual requirements and special offerings (dependant on their target audience) and so you get slight differences from each one.
Simon
Now I'm completely baffled. Can't we keep things simple and talk about quantum physics instead?
Again, the price quote must reflect the movement of the underlaying asset, that of the real market. They must follow the MiFID directives being a Market maker, categorized as an exchange in its own right.
"Trade2Lose?", ha ha, that is a good one.As all this stuff sounds very legalistic, I suspect you are only ever going to get an answer if it were tested in a court of law.
But in that case, only the lawyers would win.
Maybe better to concentrate on just trading, or do as tenapenny suggests and form a white label ourselves. As we've been getting to know Simon quite well by now, I am sure he would be happy to meet us, provided that we could put up the necessary money and banker's references.
All we then need is a name: Trade2Win is already taken ... Trade2Lose?
That would be pretty honest wouldn't it?
Well I've managed to take a few pips out of Tradefair today (or is it out of LCG?) so the day hasn't been entirely wasted. Time to revive my Capital Spreads account I think (they recently sent me a mail saying how much they had missed me), and see if I can take some pips out of them (and definitely out of LCG). I doubt if Simon will be losing any sleep over the prospect. My weekly losses might just cover one of his long lunches
I will chicken out on this one.Please explain it to me, then.
Maybe better to concentrate on just trading, or do as tenapenny suggests and form a white label ourselves. As we've been getting to know Simon quite well by now, I am sure he would be happy to meet us, provided that we could put up the necessary money and banker's references.
All we then need is a name: Trade2Win is already taken ... Trade2Lose?
That would be pretty honest wouldn't it?
Ha ha, good suggestions.Been running a few ideas up flagpoles vis-a-vis our synergy in the big picture. Name has to reflect our USP and mission statement, of course.
Fatspreads
ShortsandThongs
Snake Markets
StealorFleece
OneWaySpreads
AmaSpreads
StealingDesk
BaddyPower
Been running a few ideas up flagpoles vis-a-vis our synergy in the big picture. Name has to reflect our USP and mission statement, of course.
Fatspreads
ShortsandThongs
Snake Markets
StealorFleece
OneWaySpreads
AmaSpreads
StealingDesk
BaddyPower
Yes, one must be able to see the irony in things, but really the SB industry has come a long way since I started to trade SB. There are many good companies around and CS is definitely one of them. One wonders how they all can stay in business, the competition is fierce and the spread is narrow, surely a few of these will not be around in a couple of years from now.
One wonders how they all can stay in business, the competition is fierce and the spread is narrow, surely a few of these will not be around in a couple of years from now.
If the spread was zero, the percentage of winners to losers would hardly change in my opinion. Why don't traders make a killing now on some instruments like the eurodollar that have a 1 pip spread? Or even at City Index where the dow is at 1 point spread? Has anyone become a millionaire yet trading the dow at City?
The bigger ones make quite a lot of money from interest rate.Tend to agree with that. If SBs really made their profit from the spread, as they try to tell us, they'd all be out of business by now.
The bigger ones make quite a lot of money from interest rate.