Hey Martin Luv ya Braugh, but. Oh and for Mr Allen also.
No, not in a regulated market, unless the broker goes Belly up due to bankruptcy etc. The little guy is always the last in line. If a broker here in the US does that, you have recourse, but unregulated, bahahahahaha
If you deposit by Debit card, brokers will generally send the initial opening balance or within 24 hrs. Back to the card/account you open it with, this applies to regulated brokers in the US. But to be sure, ya gotta read the agreements. The profits take longer, if ACH you get it faster, if you get a check, well it takes even longer.[quote=āMartin_K, post:11, topic:125668ā]
Mate, if they can trade together, WHY NOT ? Seriously
His Life experience and financial experience and the kids guts to want to take risks
Im sure a middle ground can be found where the dad takes more risk , the kid takes less risk and they are successful together , thus strengthening the bond between father and son
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Well, neither know how to trade, that is one, two, six months is nothing, time wise, look at all of the trend followers who blew up after the market shifted to a range market, in fact there are still some trying to trade like a trend is in place, expecting 200 pips, in a day or so, YUUUUUGE mistake.
Well, in context you are correct, retail, no. But for $100,000.00 and moving a minimum of 50k units per trade you have access to prime brokers and the feed.
This is a clarification, here in U.S. the trade offset occurs on the brokers segregated Hub, with their liquidity provider, usually a bank, or big fund. It will not affect, to any great degree the retail data or Hub execution. Remember, this is a market with a lot of little markets making up the whole.So taking the other side, here in the US anyway, does not mean they are literally trading against you in the same pool of liquidity āHubā.
The reality of the financial industry, most people work sell side, this means they are basically salesmen. They will try to rah rah sis boom bah you, itās their Job. Understand also, they donāt know much more than anyone who has good research habits. My favorite show to listen to while I work is Surveillance on Bloomberg, with Tom Keen, but every time he says, āThere is a risk on feel todayā I donāt double my position size, and haphazardly start taking positions. Itās generally anyoneās best guess, the key is to guess right more times than not. So maybe the salesman in Mr Allenās sonās case is just trying to be nice. Donāt forget, customer service reps are scored on customer surveys, and this can affect raises, promotions, and even continued employment.
Now this having been said, I really canāt find anything else in this thread that I can refute. As far Mr. Allenās relationship, upbringing of his son, I donāt even know if Mr. Allen is real, but it sounds like what he is doing with his son is pretty well balanced, EXCEPT for the lack of a contractual agreement, so there is that.
Now, MK, a word of advice, because you are kinda startin to sound like Mikey, if Mr. Allen appreciates your input, who cares about the rest, now if this was your thread, then I could understand, but trying to correct someone who states a generality, āyou donāt know what you are talking aboutā, unless they state something specific, like you claimed to be a floor trader, then it might be better to let it go. Just report it, you donāt have to worry about your rep, itās not worth the emotion. Also by allowing yourself to be drawn into this, it could set a precedent mentally, causing a domino effect in your trading.
Now for this thread, as we used to say at my Dadās Bar, āYāall need to take this outsideā, so, how bout leaving Mr Allenās thread to helping his son, if he exists, and take the argument to a nice big Smackdown in the parking lot Lobby, where you will find Clint lurking with a .44 AutoMag, and perhaps myself with a Custom/Modified Desert Eagle, symbolically/metaphorically of course.
The Ever Watching The Antics VIPER
PS Martin, seriously Braugh, you are sounding like Mikey, hang loose Braugh.