New trading instruments on MT4 NDD account

[KristinaFIBO]

New trading instruments on MT4 NDD account.

FIBO Group company is glad to announce that we added new trading instruments on MT4 NDD accounts. From February 20 11 CFDs on commodities, including CFDs on gold, silver and oil and 8 CFDs on indices became available.

To get access to all CFDs you should open the tap “Market Watch” in MT4 terminal and choose the option “Show all”. You can read CFDs specifications by [URL='http://www.fibogroup.com/products/account-types/mt4-ndd/cfdSpecifications/']the link[/URL].

New trading instruments open for our clients ample opportunities for secure and effective trading on financial markets.

[Mohamad Tammat]

What if my broker doesn't have NDD account? What the difference between NDD ad ECN?

[fxrival]

Trading with dealing desk means your broker can manually intervene with your orders (i.e. add slippage, widen spreads, execute your position with cross-orders inside house).
ECN means aggregated liquidity from several providers, while STP means passing your order directly to prime brokerage grabbing spread markup.
Second is better because you have less chances to suffer from liquidity problems etc.

[CarlosR]

Many people don't know what Currenex is and where their pricing comes from. There are a lot of versions floating around about what Currenex actually is – some people even think it’s an exchange. Actually, Currenex is just a technology provider – they simply provide access to an ECN through their servers and trading platform.

Let's take a step-by-step look at how it works. Let's say Alpari reaches an agreement with Currenex. Currenex then gets in touch with Alpari's PB and sets up an arrangement to have transaction confirmations automatically sent to Alpari’s PB. Alpari then provides Currenex with a list of banks that it works with and these banks are hooked up to the Currenex system.
Source: https://alpari.com/en/beginner/articles/prime_brokerage/