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I'm still here!

My plate is very full at the moment - between planning for my wedding in 2 weeks time and balancing that with being available around the clock for our clients while training 2 new recruits to help share the load.. Etc. Might sound like excuses but I'm inundated to be point where I have not been able to find the time to give this the full attention it deserves.

I apologise for the delay and I will come back to you on this as soon as I am able.

Cheers
Jeremy
 
Congratulations on the wedding, none the less.

May you profit wildly on the arbitrage!


I think I need to work on my Trading jokes. ???
 
sqa said:
Congratulations on the wedding, none the less.

May you profit wildly on the arbitrage!

I think I need to work on my Trading jokes. ???

Thanks! Profit and wedding do not go hand in hand ;) luckily the woman of my dreams more than makes up for the cost involved. Can't wait for the wedding and can't wait for the peace and quiet after. Or am I mistaken in thinking that marriage = peace and quiet?!
 
ALRIGHTY! Marriage done. Here's a happy snap of my wife and I:

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What an amazing thing to do.. I'm still floating on cloud 9.

Now just catching back up with work and I can re-visit the questions posed in this thread. Thanks for holding out guys. Hope everyone is well!

Cheers,
Jem
 
Jemook said:
ALRIGHTY! Marriage done.

Then I am shocked and saddened to hear it. On the other hand, if you mean "Wedding done." ...and marriage just begun, then congratulations and sincere best wishes. :)

Now, as for your lovely wife, ummm, interesting snap... does she bite? ...only kidding, you make a handsome couple. My wife and I have been married for over 40 years and we'd happily spend another 40 together, and some. If you'll permit me, I'll pass along to you the same advice my father passed to me. It is simply this: Always pull together in everything you do, and you'll never drift apart.

I am very busy and not usually able to get online and this will be the case until into the new year I expect Jem, so if you post here and I don't respond rest assured that I am very interested to see what you have to say and I'll be watching with interest when I can.

Again, congratulations and best wishes.
 
Discussion thread on Swissy slippage

http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=1394&start=1370
 
I think the topic should be changed to "outroducing" GP.. :D
Well, yesterday should teach brokers not to bucket orders.If orders not been bucketed, i wonder why Excel is going out of business?
 
Re: Discussion thread on Swissy slippage

rod178 said:
http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=1394&start=1370

Well we now have a response to one issue.

From SHF:
yai4 » Fri Jan 16, 2015 11:50 am wrote:
Does GP provide ''No Negative Balance Policy''? if not then Something that GP would consider in the future.

Jem replies unequivocally:

No way, it's impossible for us to do that ...

Evidently Jem had no trouble coming up with an answer quickly enough on SHF. Looks like his plate is full again now though. :p
 
I suppose the only way to limit a CFD Trader's risk is an up to date passport and an airline ticket, one way.

The Swissy fiasco reminds me whey big Traders use the Futures Market.

PS thought you had passed on to a 'better place'
 
Invast Financial Pty Ltd (Invast), would like to reassure clients that we remain in a strong financial position. We have more than adequate capital to satisfy regulatory capital requirements as stipulated by ASIC. All client funds remain in the client segregated trust accounts with top tier banks and Invast will continue our best practice policy of not passing client funds to our liquidity providers for the purposes of hedging our client trades. We enjoy the ongoing support and full confidence of the listed Japanese parent company, Invast Securities Co.

Global Prime does the opposite. They immediately hand over all client funds leaving customers with a nice accounting entry in place of actual held cash. This means they can run a shop on the cheap. Anyone who finds this reassuring or even acceptable has rocks in their head.

It looks like we are growing the list of brokers who know how important real client money protection is, as opposed to just stating a belief in its importance.
 
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