Man does it ever piss me off when i want access to publicly available information and in return, I'm expected to give away some of my private information. GRRR!
I' a new trader and usually, the spread thins out on high liquidity. However, if you're looking for brokerage with the lowest spread, you may want to try out tradersway and a few others for a 5 point spread instead of the usual 4.
Man does it ever piss me off when i want access to publicly available information and in return, I'm expected to give away some of my private information. GRRR!
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good website, but here dont have think forex and hot forex, another other website can compare hot forex, think forex, fxopen and ATC broker ?
http://www.mt4i.com . but fxintel has increased their list of brokers. I like their approach of focusing on the overall picture.
Fxintel you have to switch from 'live' to 'day' average, or if looking at individual pair line chart, switch from 12 hour avg to 12 day average. It's more important to see how broker does over time, vs a tick-by-tick snapshot.
Technically individual broker spreads are not "public" information. But thanks to these websites, it largly assisted in keeping honest brokers honest. It does take resources to keep something like that going every week.
mt4spreads.com was a fantastic idea, but too bad they never followed through.
Broker spreads are out there for most all to see. Demo accounts are not delayed and are touted as mirroring some general broker conditions like the spread. While perhaps not "public" in the same sense as publicly listed phone numbers, certainly their spreads are far less private than my email address.
Broker spreads are out there for most all to see. Demo accounts are not delayed and are touted as mirroring some general broker conditions like the spread. While perhaps not "public" in the same sense as publicly listed phone numbers, certainly their spreads are far less private than my email address.
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Absolutely. Individually, one can download and see demo for themself. I was referring to all the spreads of brokers in one central place for comparison. This is more of a service, and thankfully fxintel, mt4i, etc have provided this for the public. This is the type of self-regulation that keeps the industry competitive and not so secretive.
Quite right. It's the bright and sunny side of self regulation and competition exposing twits who run sites like mt4spreads. Honestly, an email address to simply look at aggregated spread information?
