Does NFA changes really hurt FX trading business?
So, we know NFA has been changing rules. Retail traders are complaining, moving away from U.S based brokers.
But, is the change really bad? Well, firstly, I am not trying to defence NFA. I am just thinking, should I really look for another European based, or Australian based broker?
I am not sure. The change of the margin requirement does not affect my trading, since I am never a high leverage player. So, increase capital requirement of broker, increase margin requirements for Forex position, is there anything that I miss out and it is really bad for the business?
Any thought?
And, about European brokers, I'm totally unfamiliar with them, and hence,not confident of sending money to them. So, I maintain status quo now, leave my trading fund with some big U.S based broker.
So, we know NFA has been changing rules. Retail traders are complaining, moving away from U.S based brokers.
But, is the change really bad? Well, firstly, I am not trying to defend NFA. I am just thinking, should I really look for another European based, or Australian based broker?
I am not sure. The change of the margin requirement does not affect my trading, since I am never a high leverage player. So, increase capital requirement of broker, increase margin requirements for Forex position, is there anything that I miss out and it is really bad for the business?
Any thought?
And, about European brokers, I'm totally unfamiliar with them, and hence,not confident of sending money to them. So, I maintain status quo now, leave my trading fund with some big U.S based broker.
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