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Wow ! really ? maybe your translator is not working properly....try using Google Translate, it tends to be the best and does a good job.. What points have you made exactly ? The only thing you have done is point people to the MiFID link on AAAFx website (a document written by them) and quote their license number ... I have responded to everything. Honestly, your posts have contained nothing of substance and frankly have sought to distract and confuse. I have nothing wrong with EU regulation (show many anything in my posts that suggests this), my problem is with brokers who try and mislead traders regarding their regulatory status...which in my opinion, AAAFx has ! Anyway "William" (what is the translation for William in Greek ?), I will not be responding to any more of your rambling nonsensical posts and I do believe that you are a representative of AAAFx and if not, good luck with what seems to be a top, above board and shining star of transparency of a broker

No one said it was a crime... you were the person accusing me of being someone else from another forum, to which I commented that I would not be surprised if in fact YOU were not who you are claiming to be, given that you are using a very English name however you are clearly not English (deceptive ?) and I would not be at all surprised if in you are actually a rep for AAAFx. I have no obsession with MiFID, you are the one who brought up MiFID (go read the posts above) and I simply pointed out that MiFID does not cover Spot Forex trading.... Anyway, I have made my point regarding MiFID and you have pointed out that AAAFx are in fact regulated by Hellenic Capital Markets Commission...a fact which they do not advertise on their website (for whatever reason).....I don't see that we have anything left to discuss...unless you want to add something of actual value to the conversation..

Sorry to say, but I am not the same person, although the same might be said about you..going by your English, it is clear it that English is not your first language (even though you are using an English name ...hmm)....are you Greek perhaps ?? Regarding Hellenic Capital Markets Commission, it does appear that they are listed on their website - it is strange why AAAFx does not advertise this fact on their website ? maybe it is not something that you want to be shouting from the rooftops haha. As far as MiFID is concerned, as I pointed out in my previous post, spot forex is not covered by MiFID....since AAAFx is a forex broker I think it would concern most people (if not you), particularly since AAAFx seems to be quite misleading in it's conduct by leading people to draw the conclusion and inferring that they are Regulated under MiFID.

I am not wrong ... the document that you are referring to above is written by AAAFx and is just saying that if you sign up with them and declare yourself as an experienced trader etc, then AAAFX will provide you with the same coverage as MiFID would - to be clear, this is an undertaking by AAAFX and is not enforceable by MiFID. MiFID in fact does not even cover the spot forex maket.... Unfortunately, I am not able to post links as my post count is too low, but I saw a good post on BabyPips forum where someone explained it.. but go read the wikipedia article on MiFID where it says So to fall under MiFiD, the the brokerage needs to be authorized and regulated by it's country's recognized regulatory body. Which does not appear to be the case with AAAFX, it is certainly not on their website and from what I have seen, brokers love to announce how many regulatory bodies they belong to.... If you have evidence to the contrary, please post it. And as mentioned above, MiFID does not even cover spot forex anyway.

Personally I only go for regulated brokers, it's a pity AAAFX aren't..

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