Brokers and pip spreads.
nevermind, further searching on the site states that a minimum deposit of $25,000 is needed.
It is a reliable broker, I have worked for them for a couple of months, I could trust them my money.
I am talking about manual trading, not managed accounts, becouse it is the part I am not sure about.
not sure as i am not custommer there but in my opinion fxinterbank looks ok with good contact via chat on their website if some problems is occuring they seems very helpfull and also i like their strategic work with metastock offering it very cheap if 1 is big custommer.
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As always i'm looking for anything that may give me the tiniest edge, I just came across this IB that gives these spreads.
EUR/USD 1.8 Pip
GBP/USD 2.8
USD/CHF 2.8
USD/JPY 1.8
http://www.dukascopy.com/swiss/english/etrading/about_trading/
anyone can verify this as a reliable IB ?
so far i've tried Refcofx (i've since closed that account due to the bankruptcy scandal) and Forex.com which I actually find to be rather crap. Forex.com not only has a your standard pip range i.e - 3pips for EUR/USD, but I find that the tradeing platform itself is slow, and unresponsive. Pyramiding is near impossible using this platform and I have a nagging suspicioun that they shave pips off the actual price. Simply becuase I use the metatrader4 platform as well as esignal's advanced Get (which is kind of also crap btw).
I'm mainly a range trander, but will also follow an obvious trend. I make on average 5-10 trades in a night, so if you can imagine saving 1 or two pips per trade, that adds up!
Anyone else looking at all these new IBs popping up everywhere with very good pip spreads?