alan5616
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Open question (to myself as well as anybody else).
How can they target smaller sized accounts without it impacting the larger ones as well? I guess I'd pose the same question about stop hunting
.....buggered if I know tbh
I didn't get the all the details but, the comment was that they trade against the smaller accounts and trade with the larger ones.
If you think about it, a client, regularly, trading £50-500 per pt is a good revenue source for a SB Co. They don't need to run the risk of implementing any unethical practices against a large size account, if they are making £100-200 per trade from the client. It does seem to be at the lower end of the account range where so many of these suspicious actions occur.
FWIW, I traded Dow & Russell 2k futures, with a proper broker, for 2 years. I never got slipped once or, ever felt that the broker was acting against me. I switched to trading spot forex about 3 years ago and my experience, since then, has been very different. Now, I am relieved when I manage to open and close a trade without getting slipped or requoted. I guess this is what happens when you trade in an unregulated market