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forex account 50.000 USD

  • #1
  • First Post: Sep 3, 2008 12:27am Sep 3, 2008 12:27am
Hello to everybody.

I read a lot in this section of the forum, but I have no clear ideas.

What broker (no market maker) do you suggest for a 50.000 usd account?

I want to trade only the four major, I' m interested in trading standard lot (not mini), 100:1 leverage (may be 50:1 is the same) fixed spread, no requotes, better with less slippage as possible.

Many thanks for you advice.
  • #2
  • Sep 3, 2008 6:08am Sep 3, 2008 6:08am
Interactivebrokers
  • #3
  • Sep 3, 2008 6:27am Sep 3, 2008 6:27am
Quoting Kiado
Interactivebrokers
I used IB , didnt like them very much
  • #4
  • Sep 3, 2008 6:29am Sep 3, 2008 6:29am
what didnt you like about them ? i used them to i am now at fxcm NDD
  • #5
  • Sep 3, 2008 11:54am Sep 3, 2008 11:54am
fxcm and saxobank are reliable, although i wouldn't suggest fxcm, had an account with them, wasn't very satisfied slippage, etc.
i would suggest you go with saxobank
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  • #6
  • Sep 3, 2008 12:57pm Sep 3, 2008 12:57pm
Quoting BBPI_fxtrader
fxcm and saxobank are reliable, although i wouldn't suggest fxcm, had an account with them, wasn't very satisfied slippage, etc.
i would suggest you go with saxobank
saxobank and fxcm both suck!!!!!!!!!!
  • #7
  • Sep 4, 2008 8:19am Sep 4, 2008 8:19am
hi folks,

I just applied for a real version of the currenex platform and I must tell, that in respect of the forex prices that appears on the IB site, they are more or less the same....

I thought that on currenex spread must be just tight as possible...isn't it?
  • #8
  • Sep 4, 2008 8:23am Sep 4, 2008 8:23am
Quoting bufalus
hi folks,

I just applied for a real version of the currenex platform and I must tell, that in respect of the forex prices that appears on the IB site, they are more or less the same....

I thought that on currenex spread must be just tight as possible...isn't it?

WHo did you sign up with for Currenex?
  • #9
  • Sep 4, 2008 8:28am Sep 4, 2008 8:28am
capitalforexpro
  • #10
  • Sep 4, 2008 10:14am Sep 4, 2008 10:14am
Quoting bufalus
capitalforexpro
If you want to post a screen shot of what their spreads look like with their currenex model I can show you what mine look like, currenex all depends on the broker you use.
  • #11
  • Sep 5, 2008 8:41am Sep 5, 2008 8:41am
for the moment for me is impossibile to do so because probably I made some mistake with the password, and the platform don't allow me to login in.
  • #12
  • Sep 6, 2008 12:07pm Sep 6, 2008 12:07pm
Quoting bufalus
Hello to everybody.

I read a lot in this section of the forum, but I have no clear ideas.

What broker (no market maker) do you suggest for a 50.000 usd account?

I want to trade only the four major, I' m interested in trading standard lot (not mini), 100:1 leverage (may be 50:1 is the same) fixed spread, no requotes, better with less slippage as possible.

Many thanks for you advice.

ODL Securities, is second to none....


Ahmad
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  • #13
  • Sep 6, 2008 5:46pm Sep 6, 2008 5:46pm
Dukascopy offers liquidity through currenex, hotspot fxi, lava, and swfx (their own pool).
  • #14
  • Edited Sep 7, 2008 8:18am Sep 6, 2008 5:55pm | Edited Sep 7, 2008 8:18am
ODL is the worst bucketshop there is. They freeze your account at times when you try to close out trades. Only interbank may be worse. I use Oanda to manually trade and I love them. I never have had any execution problems with them.

Regards,
Jeff

Quoting elecom1981
ODL Securities, is second to none....


Ahmad
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  • #15
  • Sep 7, 2008 5:46am Sep 7, 2008 5:46am
Quoting fxRichard
Dukascopy offers liquidity through currenex, hotspot fxi, lava, and swfx (their own pool).
Hi Richard,

I thought of them to open my account and for me Duka is not so far, I live in Italy, but here on ForexFactory there more than a person that don't speak well about them...
  • #16
  • Sep 7, 2008 8:12am Sep 7, 2008 8:12am
Quoting bufalus
Hi Richard,

I thought of them to open my account and for me Duka is not so far, I live in Italy, but here on ForexFactory there more than a person that don't speak well about them...

You will always find negative comments about every broker, do your own research
  • #17
  • Sep 16, 2008 9:09am Sep 16, 2008 9:09am
Quoting fxtrader42
If you want to post a screen shot of what their spreads look like with their currenex model I can show you what mine look like, currenex all depends on the broker you use.

Hey FX, who do you use for Currenex?
  • #18
  • Sep 17, 2008 7:57pm Sep 17, 2008 7:57pm
Quoting bufalus
Hello to everybody.

I read a lot in this section of the forum, but I have no clear ideas.

What broker (no market maker) do you suggest for a 50.000 usd account?

I want to trade only the four major, I' m interested in trading standard lot (not mini), 100:1 leverage (may be 50:1 is the same) fixed spread, no requotes, better with less slippage as possible.

Many thanks for you advice.
bufalus, I suggest you take your money to a high-quality and secure broker such as dbfx. They do not necessarily "play" to the retail trader, but their services are industry-leading, liqudity is fairly good, and their prices are competitive. But, most of all, they are essentially Deutsche Bank... and with retail brokers falling left and right, finding with a SECURE broker should be first and foremost in your decision-making.
  • #19
  • Sep 26, 2008 2:57am Sep 26, 2008 2:57am
Quoting JRowaboat
bufalus, I suggest you take your money to a high-quality and secure broker such as dbfx. They do not necessarily "play" to the retail trader, but their services are industry-leading, liqudity is fairly good, and their prices are competitive. But, most of all, they are essentially Deutsche Bank... and with retail brokers falling left and right, finding with a SECURE broker should be first and foremost in your decision-making.
Thank you for your suggestion, are they ECN or market maker?
  • #20
  • Sep 26, 2008 3:10am Sep 26, 2008 3:10am
Quoting bufalus
Thank you for your suggestion, are they ECN or market maker?
They are a market maker and a fairly big one. Also, don't be fooled with the "no dealing desk" advertisments some retail brokers propose... though it seems like a good idea that your broker isn't a market maker, the fact is that there is a dealing desk SOMEWHERE on the end of your trade. With someone filling your order(and someone on the other side of it). Having no dealing desk just makes for a problem when you need manual help on closing a trade, getting a quote, or other functions that you'll need made by a market maker.

In other words, if you don't have a market maker, your broker is just passing off your trade to another market maker and you're just dealing with a middle man.
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