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NFA - Not allowing stop and limit orders

Posted on April 30, 2009 at 10:16 in NFA new requirements by Francesc

Hi everyone

On a notice to members from last April 13th, the NFA announced the prohibition hedging.

An important executive of the Retail Forex industry just informed me that the NFA will not be allowing stop and limit orders on open positions either, as this conflicts with their FIFO - first-in, first-out - new policy. This goes into effect may 17th.

As soon as I get more information, I’ll let you know

Francesc

Update1 NFA Not allowing stop and limit orders - FIFO delayed to July 31st

Tags: limit orders and stop orders, National Futures Association, NFA

5 Responses to “NFA - Not allowing stop and limit orders”

  1. on 30 Apr 2009 at 12:25 pm1FXWizard

    Hope this is not true, because I see a lot of clients flying to Switzerland and other less regulated Forex brokers. Stop and limit orders are a very important tool for traders to manage risk, without them it’s impossible to trade properly.

    Regards,
    FXWizard

  2. on 30 Apr 2009 at 2:22 pm2Francesc Riverola

    This is exactly what I asked the exectuve that gave me the info.

    Without further information, I do hope as well that this is not true

  3. on 02 May 2009 at 1:48 am3Ben

    NFA will only create a massive transfer of retail forex accounts from USA to UK, Switzerland and other places…

    The Hedging ban was surprising, but acceptable, this is a total joke ! There’s no forex trading without Stops and Limits, in which planet are they living ?

    UK retail forex brokers must be jumping of joy…

  4. on 03 May 2009 at 2:19 am4mena

    if this is true they will shutdown all us brokers…because it is impossible..even stocks have limit and stop orders how to it will be not allowed in forex ?!!

  5. on 05 May 2009 at 8:11 pm5JP

    As far as U.S. traders going offshore, I hope…but remember, the current administration is also attacking most anything related to “offshore” (corporate tax havens, etc.). Remember, these are the same folks who fired the CEO of an auto company. It’s hard to know how far they’ll go with new regulations and restrictions…

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