All brokers are in the company for the money. Some are far more fair others. There are numerous threads discussing one or some other brokers honestyOriginally Posted by ;
All brokers are in the company for the money. Some are far more fair others. There are numerous threads discussing one or some other brokers honestyOriginally Posted by ;
I can not point a finger to any other platform and mark it as safest. I have not used them all, so it will be unfair. Everything you could do is ask for the broker to become more transparent. Confront him with requests to reveal of his trading platforms backe-end, visit his office etc.. ECN brokers should not have a problem letting you showing your office. Only market makers will probably be paranoid with their twisted trading platforms.Originally Posted by ;
Thanks for the requests. Practice my thread and I can answer your questions with few upcoming movies.Originally Posted by ;
Hy personal thread has moved into Commercial Forum without any excuse from FF. I will attempt to post new video every day.
Don't neglect to inquireforexintuitivewhy they have moved my thread . They have not replied me you might be luckier.
Hi ECNJesus,Originally Posted by ;
I am very impressed at your courage to stand on the retail trader's side.
For that, I am confident to have garnered alot of respect from a lot of members here at forexintuitive, and various other forums you have submitted at.
After viewing your movies on slippage (in which slippages are created), my question to you is, is there genuine slippage to get a STP/ECN broker? (i.e. there is really no liquidity at that price to execute your order) Or if we expect there to be absolutely no slippage even in a STP/ECN broker?
Cheers
Hi everyone, I am new here, and haven't traded live before. I have read this forum on and off for awhile, and even so, I still cannot decide which broker I must open an account with. Crucial points for me would be that they need to accept U.S. residents, and I'd strongly prefer a broker without a reputation for stop searching (duh), but I do not know which broker is thought best for stop searching concerns. I understand Oanda is popular with Americans, but they're famous for stop searching. Plus they have reduced leverage, therefore offshore might be better for me personally. I found that other monster thread that has an updated list of brokers accepting U.S. customers, along with pip spreads, acct. Min residue, etc., but my big concern today is your stop searching. So what if I do guys?
I have been, Jose, and there is still no clear answer about which broker/MM has got the best reputation regarding cease hunting. Should I avoid Oanda or just go with them in spite of evidence offered here that they are stop hunters? It seems that they do it, according to what I've read. I want to know if I am mistaken in supposing that.
Speaking about TP, I'd many TP levels reached, but not implemented. . .only to receive filled by a significantly worse degree on a trailing stop....Originally Posted by ;
Big Boys possess the shop. . .and it´s not getting any better soon...
Nope, not getting any better soon, really - and it never will,'cause the Large Sharks will constantly requireOriginally Posted by ;
small fish to consume:--RRB-