Trade with UK FCA regulated brokers. Tickmill processes my withdrawals within the same day.

Trade with UK FCA regulated brokers!

Here's a list of liquidity providers from the technology provider's OneZero website: I would stick to UK FCA regulated firms only!

I would consider only UK FCA regulated brokers to keep your money safe. Among UK brokers I would consider LMAX, Tickmill, Activ and ETX. Hope this helps.

LMAX, Tickmill and FXCM. All UK FCA regulated brokers!

I would argue that any UK FCA regulated broker is fine, including Tickmill. I would for sure avoid Cypriot and even Australian brokers as you do not have any deposit insurance in place. Cyprus has something in place but everybody knows that it is ...

Best way to choose a broker is: 1. Regulation 2. Cost of trading comparison (spread + commission). You will get this info when you go to myfxbook, tick the commisson box and then sort by symbol: The image shows you 6 top brokers as to Myfxbook.

Trade with UK FCA regulated brokers and avoid those who provide 20%, 50% or more bonuses.

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It's a bit strange that WTI contract value is just 1 barrel. So in order to have the same amount like 1 NYMEX WTI futures contract you would need to open 1000 Tickmill WTI contracts.

No idea, ask their customer support.

I would personally go with either US or UK based brokers. When it comes to US then Interactive Brokers. As to UK then I would take a look at FXCM, Tickmill or IG Markets.

Not sure as I use services of Vultr. Comes with a cost of course. Let us know how it goes with their VPS.

They offer Interactive Brokers' TWS platform. Wanted to test but no chance i see. Anybody know who else offers TWS besides Interactive Brokers?

JSE TOP 40 or South Africa JTOPI index is offered by Tickmill. I wonder who delivers the liquidity as not many players have access to JSE's futures contracts.

Can you list brokers who provide Interactive Brokers platform as a whitelabel? I have found captrader and lynxbroker from Germany. Are there any other ones in Europe and elsewhere? Thanks.

Any chance of trading with the Indian index, I think it is called Nifty Fifty.

All UK brokers should be fine as the funds are safe. I would view the spreads/commissions at myfxbook and then decide.

Good broker. Have not traded with them though for some time.