The Forex signals business is a tough one, especially when we all have differences in our price feeds. Today, we’ve had one of those really bad days when I am still in a trade while many of my clients have been stopped out either TO THE PIP or certainly within 2. This is unfortunate, for sure, because I try very hard to make sure everyone has all of the information s/he needs to match my performance trade-for-trade.
Back in January, I posted my price feed and asked my Forex signal clients to adjust their prices so their feed would match mine. I know it’s vital for clients to be able to match results and outcome with their Forex signal providers. Given that you are adjusting properly for your spreads, enter the FX alerts as called and have calibrated your signals to my price feed, there is no reason why we should not have the same results.
Above, you will see a picture from my live FXDD account. So far, I’ve been spared by one pip, as you can see. The high on my platform was 1.2272, where our stop loss was 1.2273! WHEW, close call! For me, anyway. I’m really disappointed many of my clients were stopped out on this trade.
Please look at the table below with yesterday’s high, low, open and close prices for all of the pairs I typically trade. PLEASE, match your feed to mine so we can be in sync. And remember, being in sync means for the good AND bad. Sometimes I get stopped out while my clients are still in a trade. Just how it happens. But, at least if you calibrate your price feed to match mine, we’ll be together in our elation AND misery!
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Hi Caden,
I use Alpari and IBFX and am still in the trade with both. I used a spread of 2 pips and was away, just came back and was surprised some people were closed out! Am still in now at 1.2233.
Best regards,
Ben
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