I'd been keeping an eye on the GBP/USD pair for a while. It was hovering around 1.3900, all signs pointing towards a *****. Wrapped up on my end, I thought it was high time to make some serious hay.
I log onto FXG MARKETS ready to buy 10 standard lots of GBP/USD, expecting to ride the upward wave. But hold up, as soon as I place my order, things start to look dicey. The quoted price, it's not matching with what I’m banking on, it’s a whole 10 pips above what I was looking at. I’m like “What’s going on here?”
I'm seeing green candlesticks on my other charting tool, but FXG MARKETS is showing me a completely different story. It’s like watching two different movies on the same screen! So, I cross-verify with a third-party data provider, and guess what, FXG MARKETS is out of step with the market.
I'd been keeping an eye on the GBP/USD pair for a while. It was hovering around 1.3900, all signs pointing towards a *****. Wrapped up on my end, I thought it was high time to make some serious hay. I log onto FXG MARKETS ready to buy 10 standard lots of GBP/USD, expecting to ride the upward wave. But hold up, as soon as I place my order, things start to look dicey. The quoted price, it's not matching with what I’m banking on, it’s a whole 10 pips above what I was looking at. I’m like “What’s going on here?” I'm seeing green candlesticks on my other charting tool, but FXG MARKETS is showing me a completely different story. It’s like watching two different movies on the same screen! So, I cross-verify with a third-party data provider, and guess what, FXG MARKETS is out of step with the market.
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