jyoakum73@gmail.com
17 Jul 2017, 17:31

Frustration with the SEC and IRS makes sense for overseas brokers to have parted ways with US citizens.

But the ensuing confusion remains. Why does a software entity respond to this dynamic by acting as if they were an overseas /non US broker?

Meta Quotes Software (MT4/MT5) is available through many brokers worldwide And those brokers operate under many different regulation umbrella(s).

lLike Meta Quotes Software, Spotware Systems is not a broker, they make and support code for a trading platform.

This all is coming across as indifference on Spotware's part more than actual reasons to not offer their cTrader platform for US Brokers.

If and when the Dodd-Frank rules affecting Spread betting traders in the US are adjusted or eliminated I'm not feeling supportive of Spotware Systems acting this way even if they open the doors when Meta Quotes Software is sticking to the code and not playing these vague politics.

Please stop messing around and allow your platform for US Brokerage's.

I know your platform works with ECN because I used it for a limited time on Tradersway.

jyoakum73@gmail.com
03 Jul 2017, 00:57

also tried to tweet spotware systems on this

zero reply

now Im extra curious because it makes no sense, CFD broker or not, CFTC regultations or not

cTrader has a worlds better front end than MT4/5 keeping it out of US citizens hands with no explantaion means fishyness