Which Broker?

Which Broker you trading with....lets share!!!

 

Currently with Hotforex.

All are crooks!!!!

all are crooks!!!!

 

very very true

varianse.com

All are crooks!!!!

 

I love your answer.

Broker

 

Every Broker is out for themselves, big or small. But we still have to use them to trade. I use http://bit ly/2NKh12N (TradersWay) for years and they have always treated me fairly.

Edited September 27, 2018 by ejsellers
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I've used OANDA in the past and liked them. It's been a year or 2 since I've used them though so maybe they've changed.

Admiral Markets is the best FX brokerage for sure!

It is true all of them are crooks, but try to get a better devil. Do your research well, as people, read reviews....

XM. Lately also JustForex.

I can recommend a very good cryptocurrency broker - StormGain.

 

Leverage 1: 150, lowest fees, simplest registration.

 

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I don't normally trade Forex, but why not go with large reputable Stock and Futures Broker, like IB, E*Trade etc. which also offers Forex trading. It may be a bit more expensive to trade Forex with them, also probably smaller leverage, but leverage is a double edge sword :) . I think having better security is worth it.

Stay away from Tickmill. They delayed my deposit by 24 hours (their site says instant deposit by skrill) to make my trades go into negative....hence making me lose substantial amount of money...complained to the relevant regulatory authorities and it turned out that the regulated authorities are indeed part of the scam and they have direct relationship with the brokers......hence trading with a regulated broker doesn't do anything to protect a trader!!!!! Tickmill is a big time scammer.....I have posted about their scamming tactics on several forums.

Now-a-days to choose a trustworthy broker is difficult due to increase in number of Broker's scam, instead update and upgrade yourself as a trader.

I'm a scalper and mostly scalp in Majors, So looking for a broker that offers tight spreads (Preferably ECN Pricing) and most importantly is stable during high volatility market movements?

I can recommend a very good cryptocurrency broker - StormGain.

 

Leverage 1: 150, lowest fees, simplest registration.

 

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Looks like its very young broker which is new to the industry I'd be cautious when dealing with them. Instead if you have not so much experience in trading and dealing with brokers it's recommended to set up market access using trusted brokers like Tickmill, IB, Hotforex.

I'm looking for a regulated broker with tighter spreads and faster execution because I had issues during withdrawals with my previous broker ICM?

Xm with bonus for start

I'm a beginner and will be live trading soon. Can someone recommend a broker that is reliable and regulated by ASIC or FCA?

 

A broker with good customer service would be an advantage for me since I may have several questions during the initial stage.

Fusion Markets for Forex is the best

we should choose the broker which is more appropriate to the concept of trading that will be used , if love doing scalping should choose the broker which allows trading concept such as this.

There are many brokers who are providing an ample amount of offers but you shouldn't fall for their offers and you should only choose the regulated brokers.

I'm looking for recommendations on brokers suitable for first time live trading with minimum opening balance and micro-lots?

I'm a beginner and will be live trading soon. Can someone recommend a broker that is reliable and regulated by ASIC or FCA?

 

A broker with good customer service would be an advantage for me since I may have several questions during the initial stage.

 

Check tickmill or Hotforex they should fit your criteria. Also pay attention to execution speed, it has paramount importance in scalping.

I'm a beginner in forex trading with a demo account and looking to live trade soon with an ASIC or FCA broker. Any suggestions?