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what are 10 best forex broker for 2012
Jun 20, 2013 at 07:45
Miembro desde Oct 03, 2012
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Time for a revival for this thread 😀
Okay, so I've gone through the motions of evaluating both FXCM and TradeStation. FXCM is a pretty good candidate. TradeStation though nice, does not seem to be setup for Money Managers yet.
Any other suggestions ? My updated list :
1. trust with account size is over USD$100,000
2. deposit insurance / custodian accounts / bank guranteeetc
3. accepts overseas clients
4. easy withdrawal
5. good customer service
6. good statistics / data / reporting for money managers / PAMM
7. good reputation
Thanks !
Okay, so I've gone through the motions of evaluating both FXCM and TradeStation. FXCM is a pretty good candidate. TradeStation though nice, does not seem to be setup for Money Managers yet.
Any other suggestions ? My updated list :
1. trust with account size is over USD$100,000
2. deposit insurance / custodian accounts / bank guranteeetc
3. accepts overseas clients
4. easy withdrawal
5. good customer service
6. good statistics / data / reporting for money managers / PAMM
7. good reputation
Thanks !
The market will go up, failing which, it will go down.
Miembro desde Jun 17, 2013
posts 2
Jun 21, 2013 at 14:31
Miembro desde Oct 03, 2012
posts 69
I've considered Dukascopy, will look at them further. They seem pretty good, but I have some reservations.
As for Forexoma, you got to be fucking kidding me. I wouldn't touch it with a 10ft pole.
1. no regulation
2. pop ups that want to teach you how to be a profitable trader
3. incomplete website
4. website that looks like a high school project
5. use of (ugly) stock images
6. language options that are pumped through google
7. no track record
8. buttons and links all over the place asking you to open a live account
.... this list can go on and on, but I'll leave it to anyone else reading here to judge for themselves. I'm guessing you're either an affiliate, a noob or a retard.
Good luck with your trading and recruitment.
As for Forexoma, you got to be fucking kidding me. I wouldn't touch it with a 10ft pole.
1. no regulation
2. pop ups that want to teach you how to be a profitable trader
3. incomplete website
4. website that looks like a high school project
5. use of (ugly) stock images
6. language options that are pumped through google
7. no track record
8. buttons and links all over the place asking you to open a live account
.... this list can go on and on, but I'll leave it to anyone else reading here to judge for themselves. I'm guessing you're either an affiliate, a noob or a retard.
Good luck with your trading and recruitment.
The market will go up, failing which, it will go down.
Jun 21, 2013 at 14:33
Miembro desde Oct 03, 2012
posts 69
@putputput : I've had a closer look at Oanda, but I am not able to integrate their offering with my trading system efficiently. :(
The market will go up, failing which, it will go down.
Miembro desde Jun 17, 2013
posts 2
Jun 21, 2013 at 16:12
Miembro desde Jun 17, 2013
posts 2
Yes you are right about what you say, I thought exactly the same thing when I saw the website for the first time, I though this was a scam, but after reading their website and seeing what people thought about this website I changed my mind ...
You know 95% of traders lose money, Do you think this is because of regulation ? No I don't think so. I think they lose money because they don't have the right knowledge and trade on their emotions ...
The one who open the website (Vahid) is not a web designer or an entrepreneur, he is a full time trader, that's why the website is ugly. An entrepreneur doesn't know what a professional trader need, but a full time trader knows exactly. A good trader is not necessary the one who have a beautiful website.
Once you open a live account with Forexoma you can access to the "Forexoma Online Forex Trading Room" there you have some training courses and an online market analysis(Report of forming trade setup).
What Vahid said in his courses about his trading system is very different from what you used to see on internet. It's absolutely different of Gurus that you can see in some social trading network like: etoro.com or tradeo.com. In those social trading network they don't want to make money from their trading, but they only want a good chart because they will earn from their followers...
Did you see another broker witch so many good review ? http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/public/review/www.forexoma.com
You should take a further look at them, or open a small 500$ account to see their service, if you're not satisfy you can withdraw your money and you will risk nothing!
Good luck with your trading.
PS: I'm not an affiliate I'm one of his very happy client.
You know 95% of traders lose money, Do you think this is because of regulation ? No I don't think so. I think they lose money because they don't have the right knowledge and trade on their emotions ...
The one who open the website (Vahid) is not a web designer or an entrepreneur, he is a full time trader, that's why the website is ugly. An entrepreneur doesn't know what a professional trader need, but a full time trader knows exactly. A good trader is not necessary the one who have a beautiful website.
Once you open a live account with Forexoma you can access to the "Forexoma Online Forex Trading Room" there you have some training courses and an online market analysis(Report of forming trade setup).
What Vahid said in his courses about his trading system is very different from what you used to see on internet. It's absolutely different of Gurus that you can see in some social trading network like: etoro.com or tradeo.com. In those social trading network they don't want to make money from their trading, but they only want a good chart because they will earn from their followers...
Did you see another broker witch so many good review ? http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/public/review/www.forexoma.com
You should take a further look at them, or open a small 500$ account to see their service, if you're not satisfy you can withdraw your money and you will risk nothing!
Good luck with your trading.
PS: I'm not an affiliate I'm one of his very happy client.
Miembro desde Nov 16, 2012
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Jul 01, 2013 at 15:05
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Miembro desde Jan 10, 2013
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This one is one to consider I think...
Try them see how good they are, clean straight signals... no dodgy stuff!
http://www.hotforex.com/?refid=105404
Try them see how good they are, clean straight signals... no dodgy stuff!
http://www.hotforex.com/?refid=105404
Miembro desde Nov 16, 2012
posts 2
Jul 28, 2013 at 10:39
Miembro desde Nov 16, 2012
posts 2
I notice trader reports of *positive* news slippage and higher comparative trades made in the same instrument across separate accounts http://forexnation.org/conversation/ . Sounds good!
I like that these guys will voluntarily be posting their audited accounts on their website, along with their client numbers and charitable trust balance http://forexnation.org/about/. This industry needs more transparency.
Does anyone know of any other not-for-profit brokers ... anywhere?
I like that these guys will voluntarily be posting their audited accounts on their website, along with their client numbers and charitable trust balance http://forexnation.org/about/. This industry needs more transparency.
Does anyone know of any other not-for-profit brokers ... anywhere?
Jul 30, 2013 at 20:02
Miembro desde Jul 29, 2013
posts 4
soumadamou posted:
I am blogger I want to compose a list of the best forex broker for 2012, I would like to know your opinion on the subject.
Hey dear ... I am blogger also.. I think right now, hotforex, mayzus, instaforex, fxcm and exness are the best option. They are really best servicess broker right now.
Work hard to achieve your goals.
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