My orders have quite slippage too. It´s worthless have good spread+comision if we get big slippage specially with big lot orders.
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Dislikedwidening spreads are common practices for ECN or any floating spreads broker i can recommend you many fixed spreads brokers, but i cant tell you are they allow their clients to trade the news with big lot ,or are they really fixed spreads broker. however, NZDUSD rose 100.0 pips, i do not think 20.0 spreads are matterIgnored
Dislikedwidening spreads are common practices for ECN or any floating spreads broker i can recommend you many fixed spreads brokers, but i cant tell you are they allow their clients to trade the news with big lot ,or are they really fixed spreads broker. however, NZDUSD rose 100.0 pips, i do not think 20.0 spreads are matterIgnored
Disliked{quote} Spread widening is, in fact, how the real market works. Before the news, banks and big institutions close their orders to reduce exposure and therefore market liquidity before big news becomes extremely low. When you place an order, you are selling to or buying from the nearest bidder/asker. And spread is the difference between your chosen price and the price your counter party offers. Thats why it is always recommended to avoid trading during news announcements. And it is possible that some brokers take advantage of that to widen spreads...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Spread widening is, in fact, how the real market works. Before the news, banks and big institutions close their orders to reduce exposure and therefore market liquidity before big news becomes extremely low. When you place an order, you are selling to or buying from the nearest bidder/asker. And spread is the difference between your chosen price and the price your counter party offers. Thats why it is always recommended to avoid trading during news announcements. And it is possible that some brokers take advantage of that to widen spreads...Ignored
Dislikedcan anyone more experienced in trading than me reflect on the quality of these spreads?Ignored
DislikedI have been using Vipro Markets over 2 months already. I think their overall trading cost commission+spread is one of the lowest. So far my strategies are working well. I have not experienced much slippage because I am trading with EA and using VPS. I noticed that some of my trades also have positive slippage. I wonder what is the net amount over long term? (positive and negative slippage)Ignored
All accounts with not a standard leverage setting will have their leverage changed proportionately according the numbers indicated above.
Depending on market conditions we may enforce close-only regime on certain currency pairs or indices. Large accounts that accumulate substantial market exposure may see their account leverage lowered further subject to prior warning.
Please also consider that Bid/Ask spreads will most likely be considerably wider during market volatility and this could affect even hedged positions.
As a result of this change, you may need to close trades or add funds to your account or risk a possible margin closeout if you currently have an open GBP, EUR or UK100 positions with higher levels of leverage and do not have enough funds in your account to cover the increased margin requirements. We strongly advise you to perform the necessary funding actions well in advance, in order to ensure your account will be well-funded before the leverage is lowered.
The affected pairs will return to prior leverage levels after the markets close on June 24, 2016.
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