Thread: What broker should I use?

For now just manual, but later I want to try a couple of EAs. Any broker recommended for that?

To use EAs, look for free or at least low latency VPS brokers. FP Markets and ThinkMarkets offer good environments.

Also make sure the broker allows algorithmic trading without rare restrictions as a limit of commands per minute.

My advice: start with a small account and try everything. Only when you are 100% sure, will you put in money seriously.

And don't even think about using credit cards to anchor, I've seen people in debt just to lose everything in a week.

Don�t get carried away by marketing. Zero spread almost always means hidden commissions or garbage executions.

I did well with FXPro. It has good tools and execution is decent. Although support can improve.

Take a look at Admiral Markets. They have good conditions, free webinars and don't oversaturate you with spam.

There's also Tickmill, Eightcap, Axi... there's a world beyond the typical Oanda and forex.com.

And remember: the best broker in the world doesn't make up for a bad strategy. If you don't have a system, even the perfect spread saves you.