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DOW datafeed & Charting.
submitted by Artful 6 months, 8 days ago

— Some MB  forex competitors now provide DOW and other futures indices datafeeds  and charting for free whilst also allowing Trading of these instruments together with their forex pairs. This makes all the difference since, eg, the DOW is one of the prime barometers of Risk Appetite. My suggestion is for at least a free DOW Futures datafeed accessed from the forex board or otherwise. This would propel MB forex trading to the next level in terms of volume and turnover, IMO. 

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Just so I am clear. Are you referring to CME Dow Jones S&P products such as the e-mini?

Ross
posted by ross_ditlove 6 months, 7 days ago
It's the DOW Jones 30 index: DJ30. I can send you websites to check and see for yourself by opening up demo accounts. I dont want to give these companies free advertising at yr expense so perhaps I can send this info by e-mail if you're interested.
posted by Artful 5 months, 12 days ago
When I funded my forex account on 07/20/2010 by Wire Transfer to my $US based forex account, not only was I charged by my local bank for the service but by yr receiving bank as well. Is it fair to have to pay this fee twice? Moreover, yr website on the question of Funding Forex Accounts/Clearing/Misc Fees, makes it clear that an incoming wire to you (MB Trading), provided account is based in USD, is free of charges on receipt. Can you reconcile this? Am I missing something here? In any case, if indeed yr receiving bank is charging those unreasonable predatory fees, should you guys not try to find a Bank that is more reasonable. I thought Competition was still alive and well in the US.
posted by Artful 5 months, 12 days ago
Sorry, this last comment about wire transfer funding fees, was sent to the wrong place. I'd be grateful for yr comments, if seen, nevertheless.
posted by Artful 5 months, 12 days ago
Index: Please send anything that may help to ceo@mbtrading.com

As far as wire fee. That charge is actually from you bank. It seems that foreign banks that do not have access to the US Federal wire system must use an intermediary bank to assist in the wire. We simply past the cost we are charged on to the user. It of course makes it appear as though its a charge on our side when in fact its a charge from the sending bank. I assure you we hate bank fees like anyone else, I will do some more research on this to see if their is any other alternatives we can employ to help reduce the cost to our clients.

Ross
posted by ross_ditlove 5 months, 12 days ago



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