Who's left? A list of U.S. forex brokers

as we know the u.s forex broker market has gotten smaller this past week, so i put togther a list of retail forex broker that left in the u.s.

FXCM
FOREX.COM
OANDA
MB TRADING.

The brokers ABOVE cater to small, medium and large investors also look like MB TRADING is prime for an FXCM take over of there forex divison because it's very small compare to there future business
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The brokers BELOW cater to medium to large investors and require a much bigger deposit

CITIFX PRO
INTERACTIVE BROKERS
TRADESTATION FOREX
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ATC Brokers. I dont think they are just a IB for FXCM anymore and they have a UK site.

what is this the rogues gallery
my mistake....

does nt leave much choice does it, yet the US is full of major Banks and institutions
some might think those in charge in the US don't want their citizens being able to trade the markets

there's also unregulated overseas brokers. trader's way seems to have a good reputation

they are still a IB for fxcm here in the u.s.

You should be laughing at the fact you trade with a US broker

Yes, FXCM is certainly accountable to the rule of the law. The money they make breaking it far exceeds the fines. I'm sure FXCM is in some politician's pocket. That is why I keep my funds in my bank and just transfer what is needed to trade, which is 10% of what is required in the US. I'm still only risking 2% per trade. The only way the leverage regulation changes risk is by INCREASING IT by requiring people to have more funds held in an unprotected US broker account. How EXACTLY does FXCM protect my funds? I just executed a trade on GBYJPY for .25 lots with a 40 pip stop. I'm risking 2%. I just transferred $100 of my $5,000 forex account, which I keep in MY BANK in the US to my offshore broker. To do this with a US broker, I would need $1,000 transferred over. But it's OK because the US protects my money Sure hope I don't have to hedge the position or add to it and want to close the latter trade firstOh wait, I can do that.

Traders way does have a good rep with some traders. However, they have fees for deposits and withdrawals that I assume offset losses on their low spreads.

the real question should be who's next in line for a takeover

Citi and ATC, but who is the new player? I forget, one of the Japanese outfits.

Has anyone used Tradestation ? I have been with Oanda for 11 months and fairly pleased except for the spread on GBPJPY.

Phillip Futures is going to offer MT4 trading to USA clients soon. Reportedly...

http://www.phillipusa.com/

http://www.nfa.futures.org/basicnet/...1yYlc8%3d&rn=N

I think they just provide the quotes from their liquidity providers and charge commissions. Also, I just looked and they charge commissions based on what they are charged. It costs a lot of money to send money overseas.

FXCM charges very high commissions on their trades. Their spreads are also very low.

If any U.S. traders have used Traders Way and filed income tax I would like to ask a few questions. Can be thru pvt message if you like. TIA