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Hmmm... interesting thread. Any new data on Axi?
I've had funds sitting with AxiTrader for over a year but haven't even logged on for months. I did notice multiple dropouts which caused me to move to ThinkForex. If Axi is still causing grief I should close the account and retrieve my funds.
Over the last week or so I've been experiencing multiple brief (well, up to some minutes!) dropouts with TF. This has been very disappointing. If it continues I will move on but just where to is an awkward question.
I've had funds sitting with AxiTrader for over a year but haven't even logged on for months. I did notice multiple dropouts which caused me to move to ThinkForex. If Axi is still causing grief I should close the account and retrieve my funds.
Over the last week or so I've been experiencing multiple brief (well, up to some minutes!) dropouts with TF. This has been very disappointing. If it continues I will move on but just where to is an awkward question.
rod178
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Jack said:
seems so, although it is their repeated lack of acknowledging that there is a problem that irks me. Several months ago they sacked there IT person responsible for their US server contracts, so maybe, at least internally, they are coming around.
I also experience my MT4 Axi server connected terminal 'locking up' is periods of high volatility.
I'm waiting to get some to find out. 
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In the past they have responded in the way one expects associated with the cause, such as for example, news driven volatility. This hasn't caused any problems because I stay out of such events. I have never been aware of any freezing but obviously wasn't trying to execute so have limited data. No problems with volatility associated with things like LO and I'm happy to trade those times.
The bad runs of dropouts I've had in the past didn't seem to be associated with particularly high volatility periods. Any dropouts at all is too many though. An extremely rare one or two needn't be a huge worry but even if they are, one just has to accept them as part of the risk profile for online trading. It's the repeated ones, the runs of outages, the periodic recurrence, these are what get me. That is in the realm of technical problems that need to be addressed and the attitude towards them and management of them become critical factors in deciding broker suitability.
)In the past they have responded in the way one expects associated with the cause, such as for example, news driven volatility. This hasn't caused any problems because I stay out of such events. I have never been aware of any freezing but obviously wasn't trying to execute so have limited data. No problems with volatility associated with things like LO and I'm happy to trade those times.
The bad runs of dropouts I've had in the past didn't seem to be associated with particularly high volatility periods. Any dropouts at all is too many though. An extremely rare one or two needn't be a huge worry but even if they are, one just has to accept them as part of the risk profile for online trading. It's the repeated ones, the runs of outages, the periodic recurrence, these are what get me. That is in the realm of technical problems that need to be addressed and the attitude towards them and management of them become critical factors in deciding broker suitability.
