[need] fund managed service
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Try http://www.barclayhedge.com/ for the list of reputable currency trading fund management companies.
I have found fund managed service. Performance is very impassive. if anyone has experienced with that service please share here your expedience.
web site
http://unitemarket.com
Real account Performance
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/unitemarket
web site
http://unitemarket.com
Real account Performance
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/unitemarket
Well, they cannot even hire someone who speaks English to correct their website. Talk about professionalism...
impassive? what's that? I assume you mean impressive..correct?
And on fund managed services, what sort of options are you looking at? And here's an additional link but some of these funds have hefty entry fee..but check it out
http://www.dukascopy.com/fxcomm/fx-article-contest/?How-Big-Guys-Perform-In&action=read&id=590
And on fund managed services, what sort of options are you looking at? And here's an additional link but some of these funds have hefty entry fee..but check it out
http://www.dukascopy.com/fxcomm/fx-article-contest/?How-Big-Guys-Perform-In&action=read&id=590
Hi, nice to see you.
I’m a trader from China. I have 6-year forex trading experiences. I trade with my own profitable EA. My company also provides managed account service.
I’m a trader from China. I have 6-year forex trading experiences. I trade with my own profitable EA. My company also provides managed account service.
I agree with you. I would stay away from any service offered if they do not even bother to present their product/service in good English.
But the "english" component is not a metric we can use to sort the brokers, can we? I mean, if I want to go ahead with a brokerage from, say China, the english communication may not be that good but that does not necessarily make them bad brokers, correct?
I understand why some clients can get turned off if the website reflects broken english but is it valid to use that as a metric to sort through the brokers than actual results?
Any one?
I understand why some clients can get turned off if the website reflects broken english but is it valid to use that as a metric to sort through the brokers than actual results?
Any one?
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hey fxpipper..... your correct, broken english would not 'necessarily' make someone a bad broker..... and perfect english would not 'necessarily' make someone a good broker...... we are talking money here, so the web sites webmaster should proof read the content.....
as self-centered as it might seem, i would prefer to deal with someone that wrote and spoke my language better than me...... it takes a lot to stress me out, but poorly worded web sites and customer support that speaks impossible-to-understand english come close.......
and again, i'm sure that sounds self-centered..... it's not meant to be.....
language and translation can be a big barrier...... some of the best forex sites are non-english..... google translator does ok but still it's difficult for me to grasp what is being said at critical times.....
that's the main reason i'm learning russian......h
hey fxpipper..... your correct, broken english would not 'necessarily' make someone a bad broker..... and perfect english would not 'necessarily' make someone a good broker...... we are talking money here, so the web sites webmaster should proof read the content.....
as self-centered as it might seem, i would prefer to deal with someone that wrote and spoke my language better than me...... it takes a lot to stress me out, but poorly worded web sites and customer support that speaks impossible-to-understand english come close.......
and again, i'm sure that sounds self-centered..... it's not meant to be.....
language and translation can be a big barrier...... some of the best forex sites are non-english..... google translator does ok but still it's difficult for me to grasp what is being said at critical times.....
that's the main reason i'm learning russian......h
Yes, that is true. Having said that, they would bother hiring someone who will make sure their online presence is in flawless English. their support may speak broken English but their website will be in perfect English as they would have hired someone to make sure of that. A broker who takes the short-cut there, I mean who knows where else they do.
I agree just that I was demoing a french broker last week - while the er. english version of the website bordered on ridiculous, I did find that the brokers services was great..along with the add-on apps.
Guess, in the end, it depends on how good the broker is and yes, I do believe that a broker's website should reflect a certain degree of professionalism, including perfect english. Come on, how long is it going to take to hire an editor online to clean up the website..
Guess, in the end, it depends on how good the broker is and yes, I do believe that a broker's website should reflect a certain degree of professionalism, including perfect english. Come on, how long is it going to take to hire an editor online to clean up the website..
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