Most liquid broker?

These are the commission charges per million USD trade:

Broker Commission

Dukascopy 18$
FXCM 35$
Interactive Broker 20$
MB Trading 50$

Commission charged ranges from 18$-50$; but, who is the best from these....

I am looking for the MOST LIQUID broker, not bothered much about the
Commission.

A 10 Million Order should get executed in split second .
Who is that BEST of the Best Broker?

Thanks and Regards
John M

if you're in that range try out fxall btw if you're one of the big boys its strange that you dont know about the bigger brokers.

www.icap.com

Nothing comes close when it comes to liquidity and execution.

johnmiller gots a lot of money to trade... awesome

When I think "Big Broker", I usually think of Prime Brokerage accounts:

1. Goldman Sachs
2. Morgan Stanely
3. Credit Suisse
4. Deutsche Bank AG
5. USB

What capital is required to open an account with such a bank broker? More/less?

I've seen RBS offering 500k and up.

But normally they don't have a set minimum. If you have a 1k account and trade upwards to 10B/mo they'll let you have it.

Any of the main prime brokers are 5M-20M USD in balance sheet if you want to trade with them on an institutional level. And these days with the credit crunch - they are very selective.
You can ofcourse trade with Citi or Deutsche via their retail offerings. Citifxpro (which has saxo behind) or DBFX (which has FXCM) behind - but if you do that you might as well go directly to either saxo or fxcm.

what broker can handle a 100m order with almost instant execution?

100M will depend om timing with ANY broker. Who knows if there are 100 million in contracts available at any one time. You'd be better off with a Currenex broker so that you can see the true liquidity at the diff price levels.

is 100m a trade even attainable when you are on the top tier of a cnx broker?

yep. you would see the amount of lots right there on the screen. like this..

well yea but is there something that can provide up to 100m consistently at basically all price points

not like fxdd where you might have 35m available but it is a couple pips away


like this but instead of 10m there is 100m available

I really cant see 100m all at the same price since their needs to be a buyer for 100m if you're selling. There may be moments that create that kind of liquidity with the largest brokers but since buyers need sellers it prob wont be available 24/7.

The only way you could get that anytime is to have a broker that trades against you and accepts the trade. (not the thing to do) - you should do a search for institutional fx brokers or trade directly through a bank. contact the brokers/banks in the earlier posts.