Newbie question about brokers
Hi,
It's best if you do business with a broker in your own country. Just make sure they have their certifications and all their credentials are on the up and up.
Read all the terms of the agreement and make sure you understand what you're getting into.
Pick the top 3 candidates and then go to forums and ask around, see what current or past clients think about them. Do they have lots of slippage, or are the orders filled with no problem? What about their tech department, do they have constant server problems?
moneyline
Thanks moneyline
Hi,
I am newbie who lives in USA.
I want to start Forex trade but I can't decide which broker to choose.
Does anybody know any reliable brokers in USA?
What is going to happen if I join one outside USA? Such as tax, withdrawl, etc.
Thanks!Hi
I found this discussion on another site. I thought it you might find it useful in deciding which broker to use
Regards
Bob
http://www.forexfactory.com/forexforum/showthread.php?t=5289
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Hi,
I am newbie who lives in USA.
I want to start Forex trade but I can't decide which broker to choose.
Does anybody know any reliable brokers in USA?
What is going to happen if I join one outside USA? Such as tax, withdrawl, etc.
Thanks!