Forex Broker in Schieflage

kann sollte man nicht falsches sposten :-)

Der Short Interest kummuliert steht hier:

http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/fxcm/short-interest  

14 Tage , oder?  

Deine. Angabe ist Schnee von gestern.....  

Diese Berechnung bezieht sich wohl auf das Tages Volumen vom Handelstag.

 

kummulierte Werte sonst würde sich ja keine Verlaufskurve ergeben........ how ever.... glaub keiner Statistik, die Du nicht selbst gefälscht hast......... Is mir auch egal so lange der Kurs steigt........:-)  

Ich finde es eigenartig das hier jeden tag das gleiche Spiel beim Kurs statt findet und die ruhe ist an und für sich ein gutes zeichen zumindest rede ich mir das mal ein .  

wisst nicht, das der kummulierte short interest nur alle 14 tage announced wird?

#2326 #2328  

was könnte den deiner meinung nach hier dargestellt werden ?

http://shortanalytics.com/getshortchart.php?tsymbol=fxcm  

leerverkäufer völlige entspanndheit und gleichgültigkeit in bezug auf die dinge die da morgen kommen werden........tzzztztzz...

naja, erstens kommt es anders und zweitens ..........  

Short-Volumen in % vom Tagesvolumen.

Beispiel 10.03.2015
713.043 Gesamt
510.996 Long
202.047 Short (28%)

Damit lässt sich keine Aussage zu der Gesamtanzahl "Aktien Short" treffen.

Ich schaue daher eher hier: http://shortsqueeze.com/?symbol=FXCM&submit=Short+Quote%99  

aber deine datenquelle wurde auch nur grob aktualisiert :

Record Date 2015-MarA

das " Short-Volumen in % vom Tagesvolumen " offeriert ja auch nur die taggleich glattgestellten leerverkäufe.......so is es.

ich finde in anbetracht der zeitnahen infos das taggleiche verhältniss schon interessanter.......aber komischerweise tut sich hier nix...vom volumen her.

 

 

Das ist Geschmacksache. Man sollte beide Quellen zu interpretieren wissen. Die Gesamtzahl "Aktien Short" wird nicht tagesaktuell gehalten. vstrecker hatte ja bereits die offizielle Nasdaq-Website als Quelle gepostet deren Daten sich mit denen bei ShortSqueeze.com decken. Neuere Daten in puncto "Short Quote" sind mMn nicht verfügbar.

 

"Die Gesamtzahl "Aktien Short" wird nicht tagesaktuell gehalten."

kann ja auch gar nicht ! da es unterschiedliche zeiträume zum glattstellen gibt.  

http://www.fastmatch.com/
kommt heute nachbörslich noch Volumen rein? Was meint Ihr........?  

BULLISH Seeking Alfa article (Not that it matters but is nice to see something + coming from SA)

http://m.seekingalpha.com/instablog/...6-fxcm-on-the-road-to-recovery

FXCM On The Road To Recovery. 2
Mar 10, 2015 1:46 PM | about stocks:

FXCM stock is down nearly 90 percent since mid January.
Can't go any lower, means buy them up cheap? Not always the case but may be in the case of FXCM.
The company has ended up with -$225 million balance as a result of SNB removing the floor on EURCHF of 1.20 they did so after three years of having the floor in place after noticing the constant decline in the EURO .
FXCM, as any other successful Currency broker allows their customers to trade at hefty margin, and has clocked in some decent profits year over year as the result. Unlike other brokers, FXCM guaranteed not to come after retail (RETAIL) customers if their account reach negative balances.
As a result FXCM quickly went looking for help to cover the negative to comply with regulators in order to continue business as is. LUK came to rescue and gave them $300 million dollars ($279 million net). The loan comes with a hefty coupon of at least 10% annual and not exceeding 17%. first $50 million of the loan has to be paid by April 16th to avoid a penalty of another $30 million. The market and majority of analysts took the news negatively.
Now lets crunch some number. FXCM had $327 million in cash and cash equivalents before the EURCHF black swan event. They borrowed $279 million. FXCM announced negative balance of $225 million but didn't say that this particular number was needed in order to regain compliance. I will assume that its lower, lets say $180 million (80%).
OK, so they borrowed $279 million, used only around $180 million. leaving them with left over loan of about $100 million. The payment they need to make by April 16th is $59 million (50 million plus roughly 3% premium on $300 million)
To me it makes sense that they are in a good position to make the payment by the due date. The ticker now trades between 2.05 and 2.25 and a market cap of about $100 million. If i am right in my assumption they have more than that laying around in cash and they continued their operations, which provide more revenue.
My price target for mid April is at least $5 per share.

Haha... jmho  

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...ata-on-the-snb-flash-crash-252.htm  

FXCM Releases Detailed Data on the SNB Flash Crash

Observations on the Extreme Market Dysfunction

NEW YORK, March 11, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FXCM Inc. (NYSE:FXCM), a leading online provider of foreign exchange (FX) trading and related services, today disclosed detailed information regarding its systems and the broader FX market during the January 15th EUR/CHF Flash Crash. FXCM has compiled data points which demonstrate the unprecedented and extreme dysfunction of the FX market on January 15th. For the full recording and presentation please click here.
The Swiss National Bank's Mishandling of the Swiss Franc:
On January 15, 2015, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) caused a flash crash that lead to historic dysfunction never seen before in the FX markets when it announced that it was completely (not gradually) removing the 1.2000 self-imposed floor on the EUR/CHF exchange rate. The SNB's shocking announcement was made without any prior warning or notice to the marketplace. As the market perceived the EUR/CHF rate to be real, the abrupt change triggered chaos and a complete FX market breakdown. In light of the reckless actions of the SNB, FXCM has since ceased offering any currencies which carry significant risk due to potential manipulation by their respective governments either by a floor, ceiling, peg, or band.
Timeline of Relevant Events on January 15 (Morning, Eastern Standard Time):
         •§04:30 - Swiss National Bank announces the removal of the 1.2000 EUR/CHF floor.
         •§04:30:47 - EUR/CHF drops below 1.2000 for the first time.
         •§04:30:56 - 9 seconds later, the major international banks who provide liquidity to FXCM begin rapidly removing liquidity as quotes go as low as 1.1659.
         •§04:30:57 - FXCM's system circuit breakers deploy to halt new quotes and trading. These circuit breakers are designed to protect clients against erroneous quotes and off-market trades.
         •§04:31:08 - 21 seconds following the drop below the 1.2000 floor, only 1 liquidity provider is quoting FXCM at 1.1094 (1000 pips from the floor price).
         •§04:31:43 - One major international bank is quoting a bid of 1.0037. Another major international bank is quoting a bid of 1.1556 (1500 pip range in bids between 2 liquidity providers at the same second). EBS quotes 1.0000 at this time.
         •§04:32:41 - The first quote from FXCM liquidity providers below parity - 0.9831. The EBS quote at this time is 1.08115 - 1000 pips away.
         •§04:33:32 - One major international bank quotes a bid of 0.6374. Another major international bank is still quoting 1.1220 at the same time (5000 pip range between 2 liquidity providers at the same second). There is no valid quote on EBS at this time.
         •§04:35:16 - While there are still no valid quotes on EBS, 3 bid quotes from FXCM liquidity provider bounce within a 6000 pip range in 2 seconds: 1.1078, 0.5696, 0.9769
         o§*0.5696 is the lowest quote received by FXCM from all its liquidity providers
         •§04:42:28 - EBS shows a bid quote of 0.9550 one second, then a bid quote of 0.5000 the next second (a difference of 4500 pips). The next new price shown is 0.9600, five seconds later.
         •§04:55:40 - The market finally trades somewhat consistently above parity, but volatility is still extreme. The range of bid quotes between major FX industry ECNs is 0.87 to 1.0001 (1300 pips).
         •§05:10:00 - The market begins to stabilize around 1.0400 level. Spreads and consecutive price ticks are still above 100 pips. The range of bid quotes on major FX industry ECNs is 1.0120 to 1.0600 (480 pips).
         •§05:17:00 - FXCM's quoting circuit breakers are removed and prices begin updating again. Execution is still halted.
         •§05:23:00 - FXCM's trading circuit breakers are removed and execution of trades begins again. Liquidity levels are as little as 5% of normal levels, and only 3 or 4 liquidity providers are quoting consistently.
January 15 Was A Market Flash Crash - The Institutional FX Market Failed And Did Not Function:
As the above timeline demonstrates, the SNB's surprise announcement caused a complete institutional FX market breakdown impacting liquidity, volatility, spreads, and execution. Unlike other recent major market events where FXCM's liquidity providers continued quoting and providing consistent levels of liquidity, January 15 saw an extreme lack of liquidity and pricing.
         •§No Liquidity - There was almost no available liquidity for approximately 40 minutes
         •§Dramatically Low Pricing - External ECN prices went as low as 0.2000 and 0.5000
         •§Extreme Spreads - The average spreads of EUR/CHF were more than 2000-3000 pips
         •§Extreme Range - The average range of EUR/CHF was 6000 pips.
The January 15 flash crash saw the EUR/CHF drop 40% in seconds whereas the 2010 flash crash in the equities market saw about 9% drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the course of a few minutes.
An image accompanying this release is available at http://media.globenewswire.com/cache/33730/file/32504.pdf
Prices were extremely volatile and liquidity deteriorated rapidly. Accordingly, quality of execution deteriorated rapidly across all FXCM's liquidity providers.
In the first 5 seconds after the EUR/CHF price moved below 1.2000, FXCM's providers accepted orders and executed more than their average quoted volume.
         •§04:30:47 to 04:30:51
         o§Average Sell Amount Executed Per Second: 25.3 Million
         o§Average Bid Size Available Per Second: 22.3 Million
         o§% of Average Bid Size Executed: 113.5%
In the next 5 seconds, FXCM's providers rejected heavily, filling less than 1/5th of the average quoted volume.
         •§04:30:52 to 04:30:56
         o§Average Sell Amount Executed Per Second: 2.66 Million
         o§Average Bid Size Available: 14.72 Million
         o§% of Average Bid Size Executed: 18.0%
FXCM systems allowed most clients to exit trades between 1.02 & 1.04 and avoid the extreme lows of the extraordinary market event. In normal market conditions, there are more than a dozen active liquidity providers and quotes good for sixty million on each side (both Bid and Ask) that refresh every few seconds. FXCM saw executable liquidity drop to nearly zero two minutes into the event. EUR/CHF was dropping from 1.20 and FXCM had little ability to execute client stop orders or margin calls because there were almost zero effectively executable quotes. FXCM executed approximately 200 million in total volume before 4:30:56 in the 1.17 to 1.20 range. At 4:30:57, FXCM's circuit breakers engaged and would not execute the remaining approximately 1 Billion until the market began to function with stable pricing. FXCM's system circuit breakers deploy to halt new quotes and trading, and are designed to protect clients against erroneous quotes and off-market trades.
The majority of FXCM liquidity providers had stopped quoting prices during this time. Had FXCM's circuit breaks not engaged, the weighted average price of the same orders would have been much lower than the execution price of 1.05, at 0.9760. With no liquidity for approximately 45 minutes, the market began to stabilize around 5:10 am at a price of 1.0400.
Observations:
The market data from January 15 shows that while it appears many of the FX ECN's have few or even no circuit breakers to halt trade execution in the case of extreme pricing, FXCM's circuit breakers aided its clients in this extreme market movement. The market could have been functional if circuit breakers had existed at every level.
The market data also shows that the losses on January 15 were not the result of FXCM technology or FXCM margin requirements, but rather due to the extreme market dysfunction resulting from the SNB's irresponsible and unforeseen announcement to completely remove the 1.2000 CHF floor. FXCM has long run a No Dealing Desk or Agency Execution model on its FX business. For FXCM's execution system to function efficiently and effectively, the Institutional Market must provide prices and executable liquidity. As FXCM is given prices and liquidity from liquidity providers, the firm executes every client's FX trade back to back with the liquidity providers. However, the SNB's actions on January 15 caused the firm's liquidity providers to cease providing pricing during the event, which ultimately resulted in some clients having negative balances with FXCM.
For the full recording and presentation please click here.
About FXCM Inc.
FXCM Inc. (NYSE:FXCM) is a leading provider of online foreign exchange (forex) trading, CFD trading, spread betting and related services. Our mission is to provide global traders with access to the world's largest and most liquid market by offering innovative trading tools, hiring excellent trading educators, meeting strict financial standards and striving for the best online trading experience in the market.
Clients have the advantage of mobile trading, one-click order execution and trading from real-time charts. In addition, FXCM offers educational courses on forex trading and provides free news and market research through DailyFX.com. Trading foreign exchange and CFDs on margin carries a high level of risk, which may result in losses that could exceed your deposits, therefore may not be suitable for all investors. Read full disclaimer.
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Morgen 5  und Mitte April dann wieder 12 dolly  

dürften vermutlich mal wieder mehr wissen sonst wär es zumindest heute nicht so ruhig . natürlich nur meine Meinung  

http://www.nasdaq.com/de/symbol/fxcm/premarket