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Quoting turnip15
{quote} Read the site . And use "Google" look at the various regulators it follows such as FCA in the UK. https://global.markets.com/en/?&inte...20Markets.com#

Really don't care of b books anyways. They can follow all those but still do crazy stuff. Besides they sound BBook with this

Negative Balance Protection
Negative balance protection is an automated adjustment of the account balance to zero should it become negative after a stop out. We will always bring your account back to zero at no extra cost, ensuring that you never lose more than your initial deposit.

Seriously. A normal business does this for free. Reason is they make money out of what you loose.
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Quoting collosangy05
{quote} Really don't care of b books anyways. They can follow all those but still do crazy stuff. Besides they sound BBook with this Negative Balance Protection Negative balance protection is an automated adjustment of the account balance to zero should it become negative after a stop out. We will always bring your account back to zero at no extra cost, ensuring that you never lose more than your initial deposit. Seriously. A normal business does this for free. Reason is they make money out of what you loose.
really -you should read more widely.
Negative balance protection is NOT guaranteed by all 'normal' brokers. Remember Swissy ?
Where they are registered ( FCA etc) is paramount.
The bold text seems to suggest you are promoting some site without declaring your interest. That tactic could mislead the novice.
I use Markets dot com and merely point out that they are among the best out there. Now you may disagree but at least stick to facts.

And and 'lose' is spelt L..O..S..E = not winning or to misplace something etc.

'LOOSE' = Adjective describing something that is not 'tight' or is ' insecure' etc..........example: loose shoelaces
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Quoting turnip15
{quote} really -you should read more widely. Negative balance protection is NOT guaranteed by all 'normal' brokers. Remember Swissy ? Where they are registered ( FCA etc) is paramount. The bold text seems to suggest you are promoting some site without declaring your interest. That tactic could mislead the novice. I use Markets dot com and merely point out that they are among the best out there. Now you may disagree but at least stick to facts. And and 'lose' is spelt L..O..S..E = not winning or to misplace something etc. 'LOOSE' = Adjective describing...
I just prefer True ECNs .
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Quoting mankindeg
So I have heard about them alot and they have been recommended to me via Skype and their reviews are very positive. They are also mentioned in these forums here on Forexfactory. But I haven't really seen a discussion thread about this broker yet. So yeah, anyone who has experience with this broker, I would love to hear your opinion on this.
I'm a Brit, so could trade with a UK SpreadBet Broker, and pay no taxes but they are all B Book in the UK. Global Prime are without doubt the fairest and easiet brokers tio deal with. Apart from that, they have a Discord server with Mentors and Pros to help
Quoting demark1
{quote} i m not sorry for your bullshit. they just outsource market making to a few so called liquid providers. Get a useless trade receipt and see for yourself. delay slippage order rejection etc is all printed on the receipt. Of course positive slippage does happen once a while but huge negative slippage is more common. Just to let you know Forex.com is a well known market maker but I do receive positive slippage on at least 50% of all my orders. is forex.com Not a market maker? LOL There is next to no advantage of trading with global prime. On...
you must be new to trading?> I have 0 rejections at GlobalPrime (live), more than 75% of my live trading slippage is positive, have had 0 large negative slippage live in 3 years live trading there. forex.com lolz! thats where I first started trading 30 years ago, worst broker I ever had in 30 years. do you work for Gain capital? Gain is an MM, obviously, and guess what else they are? an RFED, if you dont know that means you really are new to trading? forex.com is your counterparty (lolz). so you arent even trading the real market, Oanda is a much better b book MM than forex.com. I hope you are able to learn quickly, and stop losing money at forex.com!

I pay 4 cents on a USD base account, and I get 0 slippage, but hey most new traders have not yet figured out that only a fool enters a trade at market. so I am not paying spreads, and low comms and fast executions, I can manually close 3 to 4 trades a second live from my local machine, 30ms ping to their OS at NY4. So you are confused and lying because I dont pay a big commission, 4 cents on a .01L eurusd is not big what are you paying 0? but they just add that to your spread, and as far as ICM (vomit) try trading there near a news event and you are looking at as much as 30-45 seconds to execute a trade.

I dont care how big or large anyone is, but best to provide hard facts when you are saying things that arent true to fact?

so who cares about vol? key is top of book liquidity, vol doesnt mean shit, its tick vol , not actual vol.
Quoting demark1
{quote} i m not sorry for your bullshit. they just outsource market making to a few so called liquid providers. Get a useless trade receipt and see for yourself. delay slippage order rejection etc is all printed on the receipt. Of course positive slippage does happen once a while but huge negative slippage is more common. Just to let you know Forex.com is a well known market maker but I do receive positive slippage on at least 50% of all my orders. is forex.com Not a market maker? LOL There is next to no advantage of trading with global prime. On...
looks like I set a few bad stops, also looks like I did get slippage of a a penny here and there... but no worries, image is live account, if you are going to trade b book BS, good luck you are going to need it!
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Quoting jheprivate
{quote} I'm a Brit, so could trade with a UK SpreadBet Broker, and pay no taxes but they are all B Book in the UK. Global Prime are without doubt the fairest and easiet brokers tio deal with. Apart from that, they have a Discord server with Mentors and Pros to help

Yeah, I am with Global Prime now and they are very good.
No problems with them at all. Good broker.
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Planning to trade with Global Prime or either Tradedirect365.
US30 and XAUUSD tight spreads plus fast execution is what I mainly seek for.
Kinda wanna get away from MT4 too,these guys offer some other platforms.Which is another plus in my book.
They seem to be legit as well,so yeah.
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