Broker for big lots?

Hey guys,
Need some serious broker advice. My MM plan calls for bigger and bigger lot size to maintain a daily 30p profit and 2.5% daily risk/loss. So far my broker FXPro seems to be OK. But I am not sure if this is the best option as I move towards 4-5 lots (possibly more later next year). I have also learned to appreciate the value of small spread. So I made the following list of parameters that I need to consider but I would like some experienced traders to offer/suggest their opinion:

1. Fast execution for 4-5 or more lots
2. Allow quick profit taking (seconds to minutes per trade)
3. Have accounts also available in EUR so that I don't have to take currency risk in my account balance (isn't this ironic? I want to minimize currency risk but I invest in forex?)
4. Should I consider only ECN? I don't mind some commission.
5. As small spread as possible
6. No issues with regular withdrawals

To start the discussion, I noticed FinFX which in demo has very good features but I have no live experience with it to say anything more.


Thanks in advance,
Kostas

P.S. Since I don't want this to degenerate into a typical Broker Discussion thread, I have limited posting to only members with at least three vouches. Please post your opinion, only if you have a direct experience from a good broker.

Hey Kostas

4-5 lots mate, I would say most brokers should be able to handle that without issue......

shop around as if your making regular withdraws you need to make sure that cost is at its lowest.

being in Greece do you have any local brokers that tick off your requirements??

PS. I dropped u a reply 2your PM

Cheers,

Thanks Apoca,
Will check your suggestions. Greece has both ACM and FXPro. I am not happy with ACM (actually they really sucked) but FXPro is decent so far. I just want better spreads and faster/stable execution.
Kostas

in terms of execution always make sure you have excellent internet and you don't a mass of indis/scripts loaded on the MT4 they can cause delays. Also if you do have average local int, you can look at a VPS......

good trading.