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Post by Admin on Jan 21, 2015 6:08:16 GMT
Dear friends. I saw today this new that one friend sent to us in by e-mail, then maybe you already read: www.forexcrunch.com/all-brokers-should-forgive-negative-balances/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ForexCrunch+%28Forex+Crunch%29Dukascopy also states that it has not canceled or negatively adjusted any trade concluded on January 15th, aka “Black Thursday”.
OANDA said last week: “OANDA did not re-quote or amend any CHF cross client trades. We even took the further step of forgiving all negative client balances that were caused when clients could not close out their positions fast enough”.
There may be other brokers that have followed this path. We will update.Maybe our beloved Saxo Bank broker will follow that steps and will give us back our account without re-quoted price. Lets see, if other are doing is because should not be legal to do it. Best regards
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Post by aetekef on Jan 22, 2015 22:54:32 GMT
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Post by eurchf on Jan 23, 2015 12:08:05 GMT
It's very clear, that trading was very normal in the first 6 to 14 seconds after the news hit the market.
A chart from 60cent at wallstreet-online makes it clear, that there was aswell a lot of volume !!
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Post by zezoforex on Jan 24, 2015 17:28:07 GMT
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Post by Fisch on Jan 24, 2015 19:01:02 GMT
It's very clear, that trading was very normal in the first 6 to 14 seconds after the news hit the market. A chart from 60cent at wallstreet-online makes it clear, that there was aswell a lot of volume !! Do you have a link? I'm intersted in knowing more about trading activities right after the decision, as i did not get an execution until 2 hours after the event 1.0050, and seamingly some forex-trading-systems i.e. UBS were manually shut down. I have an ebs-chart showing prices on eurchf were not falling down finto nothing from the first moment. Looks like there were some buyers too, but i dont have any times and sales, what i wood need for a claim. Ebs-website states, that the system was doing well... Thanks for your help.
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Post by pete on Jan 24, 2015 19:42:58 GMT
I am also interested in this chart from 60cent! What I can offer is some Bloomberg chart showing bid and offer prices in the interbanking market for the first two minutes after the central bank decision. Feel free to contact me...
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Post by JohnJ on Jan 26, 2015 12:51:04 GMT
Saxo is making reference to EBS pricing but the repricing they did has nothing to do with EBS prices at the time they executed our trades. You can ask for the traded prices on EBS directly from EBS and they will give it to you by the second. Then you are going to see how huge is the scum they did
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Post by igeurchfloss on Jan 26, 2015 14:02:19 GMT
Saxo is making reference to EBS pricing but the repricing they did has nothing to do with EBS prices at the time they executed our trades. You can ask for the traded prices on EBS directly from EBS and they will give it to you by the second. Then you are going to see how huge is the scum they did Hi Pete. Do you have a link for the wallstreet-online shared chart? Also....how can one get the traded prices from EBS directly? Isn't it a member only service?
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Post by JohnJ on Jan 26, 2015 17:20:45 GMT
You can ask for the time and sales data directly from EBS. Since all the banks, EBS users, reuters and bloomberg subscribers have this data then they are not secret. If you see those data then you ll find out the extent of this scum. What i can say is that there were transactions traded all the way down to 0,86, the actual EBS data show tha prices recovered above 1 at least 5 minutes before 10 gmt and definitely the weighted average of trades done on EBS at that time is not 0,88 but much much higher.
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Post by Jan on Jan 28, 2015 11:22:24 GMT
Hello
Can anyone attach a link to the chart showing how EURCHF moved in the first two minutes after this bloody announcement ie 9.30-9.32 GMT?
take care Jan
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Post by hedgefund on Jan 28, 2015 12:35:30 GMT
It's very clear, that trading was very normal in the first 6 to 14 seconds after the news hit the market. A chart from 60cent at wallstreet-online makes it clear, that there was aswell a lot of volume !! Do you have a link? I'm intersted in knowing more about trading activities right after the decision, as i did not get an execution until 2 hours after the event 1.0050, and seamingly some forex-trading-systems i.e. UBS were manually shut down. I have an ebs-chart showing prices on eurchf were not falling down finto nothing from the first moment. Looks like there were some buyers too, but i dont have any times and sales, what i wood need for a claim. Ebs-website states, that the system was doing well... Thanks for your help. from where did you hear that UBS were manually shut down? please give me more details on this. also, please send me execution prices from EBS email: hedgefund_fx@yahoo.com; we are a hedge fund based in Switzerland, we had bad execution with UBS on eur/chf
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Post by hedgefund on Jan 28, 2015 12:44:08 GMT
Hello Can anyone attach a link to the chart showing how EURCHF moved in the first two minutes after this bloody announcement ie 9.30-9.32 GMT? take care Jan Hi, this is from bloomberg Attachments:
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Post by guest on Jan 28, 2015 13:33:28 GMT
Hello Can anyone attach a link to the chart showing how EURCHF moved in the first two minutes after this bloody announcement ie 9.30-9.32 GMT? take care Jan Hi, this is from bloomberg Hi join this group of you are against saxo. You can see there so much charts and trade activity from bloomberg etc. saxobankcheatedusersgroup@gmail.com
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Post by aaa on Jan 28, 2015 13:34:15 GMT
Do you have a link? I'm intersted in knowing more about trading activities right after the decision, as i did not get an execution until 2 hours after the event 1.0050, and seamingly some forex-trading-systems i.e. UBS were manually shut down. I have an ebs-chart showing prices on eurchf were not falling down finto nothing from the first moment. Looks like there were some buyers too, but i dont have any times and sales, what i wood need for a claim. Ebs-website states, that the system was doing well... Thanks for your help. from where did you hear that UBS were manually shut down? please give me more details on this. also, please send me execution prices from EBS email: hedgefund_fx@yahoo.com; we are a hedge fund based in Switzerland, we had bad execution with UBS on eur/chf Hi join this group of you are against saxo. You can see there so much charts and trade activity from bloomberg etc. saxobankcheatedusersgroup@gmail.com
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Post by manolo on Jan 29, 2015 20:08:30 GMT
Saxo Bank A/S has been ordered by the Danish financial regulator to provide a detailed report of its handling of franc trades on Jan. 15 after some of its clients complained to the watchdog.
The Copenhagen-based broker has confirmed it retroactively repriced trades conducted in the half hour after the Swiss National Bank abandoned its euro peg, but only told clients it was doing so 12 hours later. Saxo says it risks losing as much as $107 million, a figure that won’t leave it in breach of capital requirements.
The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority “is currently in close dialogue with Saxo Bank and will require the bank to provide a detailed report of the actions taken during and after the incident,” the regulator said in an e-mailed statement received today.
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