Hi ministry, It doesn't affect FXCM accounts. In fact, the Global Brokerage Restructuring is a very positive thing for FXCM. We and Leucadia believe that GLBR’s ability to resolve all outstanding issues in a manner that satisfies the existing ...

You would be hard pressed to find other brokers releasing the same amount of information on positive/negative slippage, spreads, trade execution, real time volume and transactions, real time trader positioning, and free historical data that FXCM ...

Hi nbfx, FXCM has released stats on slippage, spreads, and execution over the years as we believe in providing our traders with transparent execution data. It's nothing new. You can now find it all on one place on our website url

69%? How is that? • 31.55% of orders received positive slippage. • 57.25% of orders had No Slippage. • 11.21% of orders received negative slippage. *The above data comes from various order types that executed through FXCM Group from 1 January 2017 ...

Hi Bakker, Still here as always to help! Jason

Hi Nbfx, I'm glad you were pleased with the execution and service we provided you. Thanks for being a client of FXCM. While the nature of FXCM's settlement with the US regulators prohibits me from commenting on the specifics, I want you to know we ...

That is correct. Their support team can tell you more about the various platforms and charting options they offer.

Hi Pipslam and Glenngie, First, I want to thank you both for being clients of FXCM. If you would like to withdraw your funds, please know that you can do so at any time. Glenngie, the difficulty you had logging into your account sounds like a tech ...

Hi Forexia, While I cannot speak about the NFA or CFTC complaint specifically due to the nature of our settlement, I can say that we have settled with the NFA and CFTC without admitting or denying any of their allegations or claims. Part of our ...

Hi, the two ZAR pairs FXCM currently offers are USD/ZAR and ZAR/JPY. The average* spread for Standard accounts is USD/ZAR is 83.8 pips which at $0.007 per pip comes out to 59 cents in spread cost per micro lot (1000 USD or 1K) traded. The average ...

Great question, Armstrong! As an example, you can see historical spreads and slippage stats on our site.

Hi Newstart, When I started working at FXCM almost 12 years ago, there were over 30 retail forex brokers in the US, but now only a few remain. The reasons are often actively debated on this forum. One thing I would point out is how regulatory ...

I'm glad you have found DailyFX useful in your development as a trader! That's exactly why FXCM invested resources over the years into building the site into a top forex news and education portal with over a dozen analysts providing detailed market ...

FXCM strongly believes in the value of education, trading tools and resources, so we take great pride in having built DailyFX.com into one of the most popular forex news portals. Alexa rankings show it is ranked 4th in the world in terms of forex ...

Hi Powervision, This transaction gets FXCM closer to paying off its debt to Leucadia. We recognize that this was a valuable asset, however DailyFX is not a critical part of the company. This was an unexpected department of the company to sell, but ...

Hi Cyguy, I'm not authorized to comment on the news above beyond posting our official statement, but I would like to address your concerns about your funds with us. It's important to note FXCM's strong regulatory capital position. As of May 6, 2016, ...

FXCM Issues Statement on CFTC Complaint NEW YORK, Aug. 19, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FXCM Inc. (NYSE:FXCM) (or the "Company"), today issued a statement on the complaint filed yesterday by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (the "CFTC") alleging ...

Hi COGx86, There seems to be some confusion, because FXCM's No Dealing Desk (NDD) forex execution meets the definition of ECN described in the Investopedia article you referenced. In fact, the SNB flash crash last year proved this as our CEO Drew ...

To clarify, FDIC insurance applies to bank accounts, not forex accounts in the US. The FDIC exists to protect bank account holders in the event of bank insolvency. Unfortunately, US regulations provide no comparable insurance for forex accounts in ...

Thanks Wigglesworth!