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Not necessarily true. Spreads exist in every market - stocks, futures, forex. The spread varies from broker to broker with forex since there is no centralized exchange and it depends on the competitive liquidity provided by the banks and also the markup that the broker wants to put on it. However, some brokers are razor-thin with their spreads, like FXCM. IB is also a good broker for tight spreads. They both charge commission for these tight spreads, which is no different from a futures broker charging commission.
Do you know the forecast spread on tradestation? As opposed to fxcm or in. Are there any ea languages that fxcm accepts. Or
Are these eas a scam. It's just bare knuckles trading with indicators
I keep getting Big A push emails. Isn't collective which is a front end
To IB a scam? Since their TW front send software is old and obsolete,
They hook you some way. I here they are not honest in fired.
Hi Bill, our MT4 platform will allow you to run EAs coded in MQL. FXCM also supports automated trading with the following platforms (languages): Trading Station (Lua), NinjaTrader (C#) and MultiCharts (EasyLanguage).
If you have questions about our services at FXCM please send me a Private Message.
Fxcm has too many complaints. I heard when you start making money fxcm goes to hell. They even close out your account when you start winning. Every trader trades to win, works on their journals, follows trading rules. To not trade is a trading decision. Why would fxcm suddenly kick out traders because they are winning?
Where does fxcm get their money? Do the central banks under thetable some cash to some of these brokers, kimosabey? I haven't seen any trade staton complaints. There's even a complaint screen to make a complaint. So, I'm avoiding ib and fxcm. What is your opinion?
If there were any doubts before, it should be pretty clear now that FXCM does not benefit when clients lose on our No Dealing Desk (NDD) forex execution. That's because we offset each of your orders one-for-one with the best prices from competing liquidity providers. Therefore, we don't profit from your losses, or lose from your profits. Instead, we make money from your volume. As a result, we want you to be profitable, so you will continue trading.
We have online forms to make it more convenient for our clients to submit inquiries. As of the latest publicly available data, our client base is made up of 222,719 tradable retail accounts.
If you have questions about our services at FXCM please send me a Private Message.