I registered and deposited funds into RockGlobal on July 30th and have been trading ever since, experiencing both losses and profits. However, in the past week, the price of XAUUSD has fluctuated by tens of dollars within a minute, with extremely high trading volume and liquidity. But for my account, this small amount of capital is simply insufficient to influence the market. RockGlobal emailed me claiming I was engaging in high-frequency trading violations and deducted my funds! How can RockGlobal explain the fairness of their trading system? Losses are borne by the client, yet profits from legitimate trading are vaguely labeled "high-frequency trading violations" and deducted without refund? Who would dare to fall for such an unscrupulous broker?
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