I first started looking at forex I thought a broker was a broker type of thing, well I found out that ain't true. So I am wondering just based on a few questions can someone tell me if their broker fits some criteria.
I only have $500 to start an account so using someone like ParagonFX is not in my price range right now, love the feel of that brokerage btw.
- 100:1 leverage (broker that is not effected by cftc rule)
- Minimum start $500
- Small spread on bigger pairs (gbpusd, eurusd, eurgbp, etc)
- Easy withdrawls, no monkey business
- Rollover fees not a big deal as I can work around them
- Scalper friendly
- ECN
- No re-quotes
- Good reputation
Did I miss anything lol. Seriously though I am not sure if I am dreaming or not but I have done so many hours of work on this that I knocked out many brokers but am very confused still, any help clarifying would be great.
Here are some that I am looking at:
Go Markets
Oanda (50:1 leverage)
TDFX
MB Trading (50:1 leverage)
Please only those using live account respond about their broker, I know how to do my DD but like I said would love some advice as a very humble forex greenhorn.
I only have $500 to start an account so using someone like ParagonFX is not in my price range right now, love the feel of that brokerage btw.
- 100:1 leverage (broker that is not effected by cftc rule)
- Minimum start $500
- Small spread on bigger pairs (gbpusd, eurusd, eurgbp, etc)
- Easy withdrawls, no monkey business
- Rollover fees not a big deal as I can work around them
- Scalper friendly
- ECN
- No re-quotes
- Good reputation
Did I miss anything lol. Seriously though I am not sure if I am dreaming or not but I have done so many hours of work on this that I knocked out many brokers but am very confused still, any help clarifying would be great.
Here are some that I am looking at:
Go Markets
Oanda (50:1 leverage)
TDFX
MB Trading (50:1 leverage)
Please only those using live account respond about their broker, I know how to do my DD but like I said would love some advice as a very humble forex greenhorn.