Hello,
I was holding long positions on Oil since December and three weeks ago I noticed that my "Available" funds keep decreasing by 5 USD each week. Turns out my broker introduced a fee on Oil positions (I held ~2500 USD position(no leverage), so the fee was around .2%)
I do understand that brokers have quite a freedom with fees, your positions and etc. because that's how they are, but do you consider this "ethical" to change charges on trades that were opened on December? I would be totally alright if they applied this to only new trades, but I taught that once you open position it stays opened in the terms that were agreed on at the time trade was opened. If you trade Oil (futures, CFD) did same thing happened to you (around March 1st)? there were no fees or expiration dates for some brief time last year and now they have fees.
P.S. I have only one year experience with real money trading, so all this is new to me.
Submitted March 17, 2017 at 06:40AM by sauliusonis http://ift.tt/2mWzQAP
