Exclusive: Prop firms increasingly restricting News Trading
FNG has learned that over the past week or so a number of prop trading firms have restricting trading around major relevant news events.
FNG has learned that over the past week or so a number of prop trading firms have restricting trading around major relevant news events.
Last October UK financial regulator The FCA issued a warning about prop firm Bespoke Funding Program.
Prop trading firm The Funded Trader has stopped making payouts to its clients and has taken down its website thefundedtraderprogram.com.
PipFarm will be domiciled in Singapore, and will run on James Glyde’s former employer’s cTrader platform.
Belgium’s FSMA today issued a warning regarding the risks associated with the activities of so-called prop trading firms.
MyFundedFX is one of a handful of prop firms that was terminated recently by its previous broker, Australia based Blueberry Markets.
Blueberry Markets provided Data and Platform Services to prop trading businesses providing access to its demo MetaQuotes servers and pricing data.
CEO Sean Bainton offered a monthly $100K Challenge to anyone who gets the Blue Guardian logo tattooed anywhere on their body.
Blue Guardian is adding the DXtrade trading platform as a solution for US clients, and also planning to add Match-Trader.
This past week’s FX and CFD industry news was once again dominated by the prop trading firms, looking to replace MT4/MT5.