With the amount of regulation imposed on NFA regulated brokers it is next to impossible for them to manipulate the trading conditions. Even if they could manipulate the conditions none of the big three left would take that risk due to the massive fines that the NFA hands down if caught. Look at ILQ and FXDD as examples. Both of those firms received massive fines from the NFA and CFTC.
At the end of the day if you are in the United States you have to ask yourself. Do you trust a broker who is setup on some random island with no visibility of who actually owns the company or their financials. Or do you trust brokers who are publicly traded, offer full disclosure on their financials, and are based in the United States.
At the end of the day if you are in the United States you have to ask yourself. Do you trust a broker who is setup on some random island with no visibility of who actually owns the company or their financials. Or do you trust brokers who are publicly traded, offer full disclosure on their financials, and are based in the United States.
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