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Why is FIFO used by some brokers? 12 replies
what happens with stoplosses at FIFO brokers? 1 reply
Need a 5 decimal 500:1 MICRO mt4 broker who is happy with scalping/hedging/ea clients 21 replies
Help me to make a list of brokers that allow hedging in the same account! 11 replies
DislikedReally? That's reason why FXCM has collected Alpari US accounts. Seems in US, American prefer stock trading than forex. "Wolf of Wall Street" And I am sorry but I remember HotForex doesn't accept US trader.Ignored
DislikedReally? That's reason why FXCM has collected Alpari US accounts. Seems in US, American prefer stock trading than forex. "Wolf of Wall Street" And I am sorry but I remember HotForex doesn't accept US trader.Ignored
Dislikedbeing a US citizen is a pain in the rear end when it comes to FX brokers. Have been searching for a while now. not too many options, and too many negative reviews on all of them. lol.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I've been looking at Trader's Way. I just left them a voicemail, asking about policy on monthly fund withdrawal. If you deposit by CC there are significant limitations on this (uhh... 6mth waiting period after initial withdrawal!!). If I can't withdraw monthly, will look elsewhere.Ignored
Dislikedbeing a US citizen is a pain in the rear end when it comes to FX brokers. Have been searching for a while now. not too many options, and too many negative reviews on all of them. lol.Ignored
Disliked{quote}Because of the Dodd-Frank Act the CFTC has gone to great efforts to either warn or sue non-US brokers who accept US clients, for which reason many non-US brokers stopped accepting US clients, and returned the money of their existing US clients before closing their accounts. As a result US citizens desiring to trade in Forex are forced to open US Forex accounts, and trade with very low leverage (50:1) so that you often have no choice but to deposit a lot of money in your account if you want to trade safely and get anywhere financially (in...Ignored
Disliked{quote} no they prefer you traded on a regulated exchange, stock, option, future's, bonds and so onIgnored
DislikedI'm currently with oanda but looking to go to ecn broker. since not a ton of options for US traders been looking at FXCM, MBTrading and ForexBrokersInc. does (or has) anybody here ever done business with any of these guys? FXCM seems to have a real crappy reputation and forexbrokersinc is kinda new and offshore. i opened demo accts with them all so far fxcm spreads are ok but commision are very high, havent spent as much time with others due to holidays. just looking for some feedback. peaceIgnored
DislikedThere is no reason to worry when trading with us as a non-regulated broker, as we guarantee the safety of our clients’ funds at all times. All our clients' funds are received in the Company’s segregated client bank account. These funds are off balance sheet and cannot be used to pay back creditors in the unlikely event of default of the Company. In other words if our company will shut down for any reason, all remaining balances will be returned back to our clients bank accounts. Please let me know if you have any other questions about us.As always...Ignored
DislikedAs some people on ff know, I have used finfx from the beginning, with no complaints at all. But I decided to branch out and am almost stunned to report on what I found in this broker, which offers more than finfx does in terms of options on its mt4, even though finfx offers a lot - for example, commodities such as oil are found on the mt4 of the below broker, as well as micro orders under .10, which finfx doesn't offer on its regular mt4 platform. Forex Broker Inc. - a plain name, an extraordinarily responsive group of people in the back office....Ignored