May 05 2021 at 11:36
You can also check turnkey forex. Trading conditions are fine and the support is good too.
May 06 2021 at 10:04
traderroni posted:What is there commission structure? Also, are they regulated?
You can also check turnkey forex. Trading conditions are fine and the support is good too.
May 07 2021 at 07:55
78678676 posted:The commissions are quite low, only $1 per lot per side. And they are an offshore broker, I've been with them since a good time now. No problem so far.traderroni posted:What is there commission structure? Also, are they regulated?
You can also check turnkey forex. Trading conditions are fine and the support is good too.
You can go with a good regulated broker that accepts clients from the US, or you can trade with offshore brokers as well. As long as a broker fulfills your trading requirements and seems legit it is fine
taskfries posted:Exactly.
You can go with a good regulated broker that accepts clients from the US, or you can trade with offshore brokers as well. As long as a broker fulfills your trading requirements and seems legit it is fine
I believe good trading conditions are what matters the most in forex trading.
I think you should research more and more to choose the best broker for you.
Jun 30 2021 at 05:48
Tremblay posted:I agree with you.
I think you should research more and more to choose the best broker for you.
and what options have you already tried, or at least in mind? I'm working with Amarkets now, top option for me
Sep 09 2021 at 08:40
I want to suggest to you ZFX at first, but I did not pay attention to the US restriction ZFX is good but it does not accept US resident due to CFD nature for some particular product
Oct 27 2021 at 10:41
Coinexx accept US clients, trading conditions are solid.
I'm working with Amarkets, I'm just not sure about your region, but it seems like everything should be fine
Feb 06 2022 at 20:26
Some brokers do not accept US clients due to government regulations, but brokers outside this country are willing to accept clients around the world.
Depends if you want to submit to the confines of regulation or not. Bear in mind your funds aren't protected by the CFTC
If you can't spot the liquidity then you are the liquidity.
Does the region play such a critical role?
Solid ECN accepts traders from the US.
Solid ECN, a True ECN Broker
I think that you can take any of the most popular companies.
The most important parameter when choosing a broker is reliability. To me, this is the most important aspect.
I have been using a broker from Amarkets for a long time. So far, this broker seems quite worthy to me.
One way around it and stuffy regulation is using an offshore broker .
You'll have better Leverage options and access to Crypto markets but its completely up to you
You'll have better Leverage options and access to Crypto markets but its completely up to you
Jungle78 posted:
One way around it and stuffy regulation is using an offshore broker .
You'll have better Leverage options and access to Crypto markets but its completely up to you
I agree. Solid ECN Securities offers high leverage to both US and Canadian citizens.
Solid ECN, a True ECN Broker
