FXCC ECN 트레이딩과 고정 스프레드 트레이딩의 차이점입니다.

 

FXCC는 ECN계정을 지원합니다.

ECN 계정은 투자자 여러분에게 가장 유리한 호가스프레드를 제공합니다.

폭이 좁은 스프레드는
외환투자자가 이익을 낼 수 있는 가장 유리한 환경입니다.

아래는 ECN 계정의 장점입니다.




0  익명성

FXCC는 익명성을 보장합니다.

하지만 이에 비해 자신이 딜러가 되는 대부분의 Forex 브로커는

여러분들의 포지션, 거래 스타일, 전략 등을 알고
이 정보를 자신의 이익을 위해 이용할 수 있습니다.

0 고객과 은행간 직접 거래

FXCC ECN 계정에서 여러분은

시장 지배적인 메이저 은행이 내는 호가에 따라
즉각적으로 거래할 수 있습니다.


0  호가 갱신

재호가는 전통적인 스프레드 거래에서는 일반적입니다.
FXCC는 호가를 다시 제출할 것을 요구하지 않습니다.

FXCC의 플랫폼 기술과 엄격한 가격/시간 거래 프로토콜은

여러분의 거래를 현재의 시장가격에 따라
체결할 수 있도록 설계되어 있습니다. 


0  이익의 충돌

FXCC는 고객의 이익에 반한 포지션을 절대 취하지 않습니다.





















0  중요 경제지표 발표시 거래

FXCC는 모든 고객분들에게 중요 경제지표 발표시간에도

외환거래규모에 상관하지 않고
새로운 주문을 낼 수 있도록 허용합니다.

이러한 발표시간 동안에 그리고 비정상적인 시장의 탄력성 시점에

매도호가와 매수호가의 차이(스프레드)는
'정상적'인 시장상황에 이용가능한 것보다 훨씬 넓어집니다.


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FXCC 를 선택해야 하는 이유입니다.

왜 FXCC 를 선택해야 할까요?

FXCC는 광범위한 거래기술과 서비스를 제공하고 있는
규범을 준수하고 있는 외환 Broker 입니다.



FXCC의 ECN/STP 사업모델은
고객분들에게 투명한 실시간 가격결정의 이점을 누리도록 허용합니다.

FXCC의 모든 고객들은 독특한 외환 거래환경에 접근할 수 있는데,
그것은 정교한 STP 유동성, 주문 체결 및 거래의 기능성을 제공합니다.

 

FXCC의 dealing desk 가 없는 사업모델은

고객들에게 우리의 유동성 공급자들의 시장네트웤을 통해
자동적이고 즉각적으로 체결되는 주문을 허용합니다.

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FXCC의 사업모델(ECN/STP)은

완전한 익명성, 완벽한 투명성, 우수한 가격체결, 그리고
직접적이고 경쟁적인 시장가격과 스프레드를 제공합니다.



이것은 주문 재실행이 필요없고,
이익의 충돌이 일어나지 않으며,

어떠한 거래자나 외환거래시스템
(이는 자동시스템이나 외환 scalping을 포함합니다)에 대해서도
편견이 없는 거래환경을 만들어냅니다.

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The FXCC Forex Trading Advantage

 

Our services - for professionals and active traders,
hedge funds, money managers and banks
- are based on the following main principles:

FXCC’s ECN trading model provides clients
with transparent execution and very competitive multibank bid/offer spreads
where you can get spreads as low as 1/10 pip on all majors. *

FXCC’s ECN/STP forex model guarantees
that all market participants are equal with respect to:
instant access to prices provided by leading FX banks.

 
 

All clients have equal possibilities to enter bids and offers at,
inside or outside the current spread. *

Anonymity on the ECN/STP ensures all clients
see the same neutral prices.

This ensures that our rates are free from bias potentially
introduced by a dealer’s expectation of
whether the client is going long or short based
on the dealer’s knowledge.

When trading through FXCC’s ECN/STP model
all orders, stops, and limits reside on the FXCC servers
and are sent to liquidity providers
as market orders all looking as
if they come from one client - FXCC. **

FXCC’s ECN model eliminates conflicts of interest
 inherent in some other dealing desk platforms.

We do not take positions against our clients,
we fill client’s orders from the best bid/offer prices
available to us from our liquidity providers.

A typical dealing desk forex broker profits
from your trading losses.

FXCC doesn't.

 
 

FXCC offers its clients diversified  
sophisticated and state-of-the-art trading platforms.

Our trading platforms were built with the latest technology
to ensure our clients receive and
enjoy the highest possible level of service.

As our client, you can choose the forex trading platform
that best fits your needs and particular trading style.

FXCC is regulated by the Cyprus Security
and Exchange Commission.

One of the many regulatory conditions is
the provision of Segregated Accounts.

All funds deposited with us by our clients
remain in segregated accounts and
totally separate from any accounts FXCC maintains.

Your peace of mind comes from knowing
your forex account funds are safe and
you can concentrate on your trading.

As an authorized Cyprus Investment Firm,
FXCC is authorised by the FCA
as a Financial Services company licensed
to operate in the EEA (European Economic Area).

Financial Services firms regulated
by a member state of the EEA are permitted
to offer cross-border services and
products to other member states.

The FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) maintains
a central registry of such firms.  

Our reference number 
on the FSA registry is 549790.


 

* Spreads can widen during volatile market conditions.
** FXCC cannot warranty that 
there is no bias from any third parties.

We would like to remind you
that although CFD and forex trading offer many benefits,

it is important to note that it also carries a high level of risk.

39% Forex Traders Are Profitable (3-3) - FXCC

It’s impossible to gauge that breakdown of actual numbers of
profitable traders from the information and data,
but a figure above 50% would be a fairly safe bet
and let’s just take our logic a stage further;

in order to be full time, (for some time),
the vast majority would have to be profitable,
otherwise they’d simply give up the job.

 It’s interesting to note the further away
we’re moving from this fantasy 10% figure the more
we analyse a small piece of hard (audited) data.

There’s another aspect to this debate on success
that’s also worth mentioning, perhaps supporting the view
that FX is the best environment to trade in.

If the wider trading success figure is closer to 20%,
but the top ten USA FX brokers’ clients are all above 32%,
then are we being delivered an obvious message there?

If you want to enhance the probability of being
a profitable trader then trade FX over and above equities,
or indices and only consider using (dare I say it)
an ECN/STP broker such as FXCC.



Here’s my own take on a more human level so to speak;
I refuse to accept that anyone who has gone through
my pain barriers over the past five years or so,
who has gone to the extremes of discovery I realised
was compulsory in order to become
a consistently profitable forex trader,

wouldn’t ultimately be successful and
by successful I’d suggest a metric
of taking a regular and reasonable salary
or investment return of the forex market.




And as I’ve stated on numerous occasions
unless you attack our ‘forex challenge’ full time

you’ll never ‘kick off the shoes’ and
trade part time in a laid back fashion,
that’s a luxury that only comes from experience.



Back to the question posed in the initial paragraph; 
“why do so many lose at trading forex and 
what are the adjustments so many have to make 
in order to be in that top forty percent of winners?”



I’ll leave you with six reasons and
please feel free to join in on the blog
with your own suggestions or additions.








Now I’m not about to ‘eulogise’
on the reasons and of provide solutions,
it’s a straightforward list and there’s no riddle,
the answers are there, the solution evident.



But firstly a recap,
if close on forty percent of traders are successful
then success as a profitable forex trader
may be more in reach than you’d first envisaged.

And that one figure,
far higher than most would have anticipated,
should be heralded as encouragement for fledgling traders.






Six Reasons For Failure

• Low start up capital
• Failure to manage risk
• Greed
• Indecision – doubting the plan
• Trying to pick tops or bottoms
• Refusing to be accept losses

FXCC Review - 39% Of Forex Traders Are Profitable (3-2)

The US retail forex industry is now
showing obvious signs of slow down,

the number of non-discretionary retail forex accounts
held with US based reporting brokers
down to record 97,206,

the lowest count reported since Q3 2010
when first such report was released.



The extreme regulatory climate
has made it extremely difficult
for American brokers to attract new clients.

However, out of the top ten forex clients
listed the lowest recorded level of profitability
was circa 32%.



It’s fascinating how many of us would receive
a paradigm lightening bolt to our pre-conceptions
when hit with the kind of figure that led this article.

I’m not alone in taking ‘at face value’
some of the data and assumptions
that come our way as forex traders.




Instinctively I ‘knew’
that the unsubstantiated figure often hurled around trading forums;
that only 10% of traders are profitable, was nonsense.

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Having enquired at director level
and read a comprehensive investors intelligence report,
the reasonable figure for success was estimated at 20%,
double the previous assumption,

but 39% certainly took many by surprise the first time it was published,
even more so that the top ten USA brokers have clients
enjoying a 32% success rate.




There is, however, a caveat, my twenty percent figure
includes spread betters who could in theory
be skewing the data

due to being much worse traders (en masse)
than pure play forex traders,
a theory worth examining at a later date.

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A question often raised by these type of success stats is 
“are a tiny percentage of successful traders distorting these figures?”

But generally percentages, averages
and the distribution of random data
doesn’t work like that,

and we should already know this being traders.




If circa 40% of trades are profitable
then the figure for the percentage of actual traders being profitable
will be fairly close to that number.

In the first paragraph we posed the question
why are so many traders unprofitable?

Well armed with this new information
I wonder if that assumption shouldn’t be examined in more detail.

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Firstly, out of the circa 97,000 live accounts held in the USA
roughly one third are profitable,

now not all of these account holders will be full time
dedicated sole occupation forex traders,

some accounts would be used as ‘punting’ accounts,

folk who bet as opposed to trade
(and we can save the obvious cerebral discussion
on the difference for another time).

 

FXCC Review, 39% Of Forex Traders Are Profitable (3-1)

I hope you’re OK reader,
after all that must have come as quite a shock.

Now you’ve picked yourself up the floor,
after reading the article title,
which is a fact (well kinda),
we’ll dwell on the subject at hand;



why do so many lose at trading forex and
what are the adjustments so many have to make
in order to be in that top forty percent of winners?



OK, before we go any further let’s firstly deal
with the 39% of winning traders quote.




    

The fact comes as courtesy of forexmagnates
in their redux lite version of a report
covering the profitability and
performance of USA based forex brokers.

 

The leading figure was 39.1% client profitability
from a broker who had circa 24,000 active accounts.


There’s also other interesting snippets of information
that are worth noting before we move on.



There was a steep fall in the number of accounts and
activity levels in 2011
whilst the percentages of profitable traders increased.







This could suggest a couple of interesting points,
firstly are we collectively getting better at what we do?



Or (and it’s not mutually exclusive) have
a lot of ‘amateurs’ left the arena,

gone back to the day job,
leaving the numbers to be enhanced by the superior or
more proficient traders?



More importantly the number of brokers has shrunk,
only the fittest of traders aided
by most regulatory compliant firms will thrive.

• Number of forex accounts held with US forex brokers drops by more than 11,000 to all time low of 97,206
• Clients’ profitability is up 6.4% on average, second consecutive quarter that profitability is improvin