Brokers don't like News Traders?

I really like trading by news . Is it true that brokers dislike news traders?I have heard that some brokers may not pay the profit from news trading , providing the trader constantly win or they just simply increase spread for a particular news trader during news session.

Is that true? What are recommended brokers that pay and dont raise spread for news traders?

Thx!!!!!

Ahahah, well, that's an interesting question, but the answer to it is categorical. Because it is simply impossible to track such connections for every trader in the company. Another thing is that if an unfair broker sees a certain activity during the news release and understands that his clients can still make money, it can artificially underestimate the payments on transactions, so that traders would not see the result or could not get the expected income. But then again it is possible only if the company has nothing to do with a real broker and just pulls money out of its traders, so that you lose more often and deposit more often your trading account. I have no other options at all. Although, who else can share your thoughts?

Actually, I have a question how do you think a broker can determine how or by what analysis you are trading at the moment. After all, many traders practice news deals on technical analysis precisely because on the eve of publication of a report or official data, the price usually gets to one of its main levels and, accordingly, almost every trader sees this point of entry into the market. So, no, it is crazy that a broker can somehow control this situation. Although, it is funny, if such a situation was actually possible. Well, it's just a case, it's quite interesting to think about it. And now somebody will think - what if it's true?

It seems to me that the broker does not care how you work, if you do not violate the rules of the user agreement and naturally if you cooperate with a normal company that provides security for its traders. Basically, fundamental analysis is the basis of profit of a huge number of traders who have been dealing with the market for a long time or are just starting their way, and to say that it can interfere with the broker, and this, while it also earns on the commissions of its clients, sounds kind of absurd in reality. So trade in the way that's convenient for you and you'll make a great profit. Don't miss out on opportunities like this. Otherwise, you're gonna regret the opportunities you missed.

I think so. But is this good for the new traders???