Hey Burger I have gone through pretty much every FCM that offers Currenex. At the end of the day the feed and the price you get is all based upon your relationship and your deposit/volume, very simple. The price that I might get when I trade 5-10 ...

if they send you a letter saying you can only close positions, then you know they are going broke,, if not, watch their Net Cap and any enforcement actions against them by the NFA... not science, but better than nothing.

requoting is unavoidable on fixed spread platforms if you are doing any kind of size. ECN's won't necessarily requote you, but your spread will widen and can get a partial fill,,, up to you to find out what you prefer

I agree with FXterrapin that this is a market littered with people who lose, and very few people who win in the long term. I was fortunate enough to log a couple of years on an FX desk out of college and that was the best experience I could have ...

I think your options should be narrowed to PFG, Gain, ODL, and GFT. All financially sounds firms and should give you decent service. I would check out PFG and ODL's currenex first, and if you dont like that, then I would go with the GainPro, and ...

I would go with a hotspot or a currenex platform with 100k. I would demo a couple different Currenex Hubs and see who gives you the best spreads and who can give you a good fee per mil, then go at it. 10M a week is not that much volume so your fee ...

I am sure brokers on MT if they really wanted to could access your EA's on their system, but the amount of effort required to do that across all clients who are profitable seems excessive. I have come across a lot of profitable systems in my day, ...

not a bad place to open a mini account, good bells and whistles, should help you get a feel for the market

having widened spreads the past 2 weeks, not soo much today, but across the board from all major liquidity providers, makes the cost of trading that much higher, but that is the market, nothing we can do about it

I would say if you want a rebate go directly to your broker as they all have IB programs. However now, you will need to be registered with the NFA as an IB for a broker to pay you,, if you are not going to be registered and are do not have a lot of ...

tough to work on those fixed spreads

This is a wild time, and the liquidity in spot is just not there, most banks are tightening their credit lines with their clients and when liquidity shrinks, spreads widen, pretty standard, even on "liquid pairs" such as euro, yen, cable, swissy,, ...

Our funds in the US are held in the name of the broker, not in our own names,,, as boston forex said, if you go the UK then you will get segregation of funds, similar to the way your funds are segregated with futures brokers,,,, most firms now are ...