Lot Size Minimum

Does anyone here know of a forum or website where the minimum tradeable lot size is listed for as many competing broker/dealers as possible?

For some reason this information seems incredibly hard to come by. Short of downloading each broker's trade platform and opening a practice demo account, there does not seem to be an easy way to get this information for broker/dealer comparison purposes.

Just by way of explanation, this is critical information for a person who has a limited balance to start with and who wants to practice careful risk management and desires to carefully parse the trade entry sizes.

Thanks in advance to whomever can steer me in the right direction (that is if it exists).

Rich

Normally you can get that info on the broker's homepage. No need to download a platform.

I just googled forex broker comparison and this came up. There were other sites as well but you can start here.
http://www.forexf1.com/forex-broker-comparison.php

For the xxx/USD pairs
100,000 would be $10 pip
10,000 = $1
1000 = .10
100 =.01

Oanda allows you to trade 1 unit which is .0001. Trading 1 unit means a 100 pip move will change your balance by a penny.

Ah, billflet, if that were only true. You may have seen it once in a while, but as for me I have reviewed tens of broker/dealer home pages and my experience is that such comprehensive and thoughtful information is rare and mostly nonexistent .

It is sort of like the pip spread information that FF is doing now on the Market tab. It is information that retail traders want but that broker/dealers who are poorly focused on customer service have been loath to do.

I'm hoping that maybe FF would provide a comparison service like this for the minimum lot size among the various broker/dealers out there who are vying for our trade dollars.

Now that's a good beginning. I hadn't seen that site yet. Now, next to wonder is how faithfully it is maintained and kept up to date.

Thanks for the suggested site.

For up to date stuff, click on the Preferred brokers tab on the bottom of the page. Then click on any broker's icon and their details come up including minimum tradeable size.

Oh, but it is true. I just went to the homepage of 5 brokers:

Forex.com
IBFX
Oanda
Go Markets
FXCM
I found the minimum trade size on each site. Some on the opening page and the rest by navigating no more than a click or two. I was batting 100% then ended the quest, convinced that brokers have no reason to hide their lot sizes. You must be looking at some very sketchy sites if they don't disclose the minimum trade size without downoading a platform and opening a demo.