Will most Forex brokers even allow you to become rich?

or will you face things i've seen before people dealing with like them claiming you used some sort of exploit or something along those lines in order to freeze/confiscate your funds?

Well it depends on which types of brokers we are actually using to reach this forex market. Forex being an over the counter market has so specific monitoring authority that can ensure us safety of funds like other organized exchanges. So; broker selection is somehow quite difficult in the forex market. I never faced any sort of difficulties you have mentioned here. Probably the reason is: I have always tried to select and work with reliable and regulated brokers that have good market reputations in the market.

There are good brokers and scam brokers like there is in every industry in the world.

There are about 125 Forex brokers right now. So you can easily find a broker that is decent from all of those. There are dozens upon dozens of comments about brokers in this forum and others - so do some research.

Not all brokers are out to get you. A big percentage of traders that are losing blame their broker.
The funniest is where traders say their broker is hunting their stops. Do you really think they are interested in your 20 pip stop using a 0.1 lot

So to answer your question, yes brokers do want to you make money. They are happy to make their money from the lazy traders from blowing their accounts as well as making a nice little earner with less risk on those profitable accounts.

Think about it: Traders making good profits tend to take less risk to protect their profit, which is good for the broker too. THEY KNOW THIS. Good traders get looked after by good brokers.

Hi i´m surching for a new broker, may i ask which one do you use?

A very pertinent question for anyone keen to become a retail trader.

My advice as a trader for ten years is to make sure you only have accounts with the big, well established brokers, and have accounts with more than one if you can. This is going to become more difficult now with the new European trading regulations coming into force soon of course, as account sizes are going to have to be ten times bigger than they are currently.

Having said that, i think you will find that no matter how rich you become trading forex, it is unlikely to bother the brokers too much, because for every £1000 you take from them, they will be taking many times that from other traders. Wait until you get rich first I'd say, then you can start worrying about it.

I think that this video could answer your question.

The amounts are starting to getting pretty big in my land and my hit rate is getting freakishly good...I have recouped all of my beginner blowups and then some too...Of course i'm American and am using an offshore broker to take advantage of high leverage and really low spreads