Lowest spread broker

[Tan Phan Ngoc]

Who is lowest spread broker?

[Pankaj D Costa]

Makeprofitsuper:
Who is lowest spread broker?

Maximum brokers say tight spread and starting from 0 but all are variable, what's the use?

If you worried about spread, choose fixed spread broker.

Thanks. 

[Benjamin Dixon]

Makeprofitsuper:
Who is lowest spread broker?

use google: "spread comparison forex" and maybe also "slippage comparison forex" or something like that.

[Jan Tarnogrocki]

Makeprofitsuper:
Who is lowest spread broker?
Check out myfxbook.com
There is a live spread comparison of quite a few brokers.

[david mackay]

bendex77:
use google: "spread comparison forex" and maybe also "slippage comparison forex" or something like that.

for sure  check the slippage....... low spread brokers often compensate with slippage.

[Pankaj D Costa]

Blaiserboy:
for sure  check the slippage....... low spread brokers often compensate with slippage.

Its true, but broker never give the perfect answer, they simply said, this is liquidity provider problem / market volatility problem etc. They does not have anything to do.

[Francis Dogbe]

You have nothing to worry about spread and slippage if you have a sound strategy to trade with.

[sathish kumar]

octafx very tight spread. from 0.02 to 0.05 for major pairs. scalping work with this broker.

exness has 1 to 1.5 for major pairs

[JamesBr]

Francis Dogbe:
You have nothing to worry about spread and slippage if you have a sound strategy to trade with.

In a perfect world I would agree!

[Ali Khurram]

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[JD4]

Pankaj D Costa:
Its true, but broker never give the perfect answer, they simply said, this is liquidity provider problem / market volatility problem etc. They does not have anything to do.

Alot of the brokers would say this, and alot of the liquidity providers would blame the brokers.  Not sure there is a 100% clear answer anyway, it is most likely a combination of both sides.  Reminds me of the old dodge, when you have a computer problem, the hardware guys tell you it's a software problem, and the software guys tell you it's a hardware problem.