USA Brokers?

What about eToro? They operate in the US now

JuanJoel posted:
What about eToro? They operate in the US now

spreads are unbelivable high, there is no trading platform supported.

Yijun posted:
Does coiness do fiat currency? I thought they were all about crypto

you need to have for me (coinbase) to make your first deposit or wire ,other than that it's all in us$

wd are quick and will be into your bank acc in 4 to 5 days ,i wd every week ,tested and proved for my part, once you get familliar with crypto handling it's all good

they matched your deposit up to 20,000$ 100% thus giving you a 1/300 leverage conditions witch is enough

1/300 leverage is excellent. Can only get 1:50 in Europe., I like the 100% deposit match. haven't seen one of those offers for a while. Cant beat free money to get people to sign up

MotoGP posted:
1/300 leverage is excellent. Can only get 1:50 in Europe., I like the 100% deposit match. haven't seen one of those offers for a while. Cant beat free money to get people to sign up

But if you are interested on more than 1:50 I see, till now you have the option; sine few regulated brokers offering leverage like 1:100.

Why do you need brokers for some autotrade or something like that anyway. I clearly do not see where we are going with that....can you see that completely....But the variety of the brokers with higher leverage is really somewhat pleased.

togr posted:

JuanJoel posted:
What about eToro? They operate in the US now

spreads are unbelivable high, there is no trading platform supported.

eToro are a bunch of jokers. They spend a fortune on marketing and have to get that money back through high spreads and cutting customer service costs

Aletheia posted:
Oanda and Forex.com are the 2 main ones. They are both OK. They work best when you trade from Tradingview.

Offshore but not regulated is Tradersway. They have been fine and no troubles except they stopped using c-Trader which was my preferred platform.

Hope that helps.

Cheers

I've heard eaglefx are pretty decent

JuanJoel posted:
What about eToro? They operate in the US now

I have very bad experience with this trading company!

EagleFX are the best option for US residents. Good all round broker

U.S. so isolated in terms of brokers for fx.

Jaymez posted:
HI Are there any USA brokers for autotrade?

Have a look on review sites such as Forex Peace Army, you will be able to find out all the information you need. Some good ones mentioned on this thread.

Whenever I search for USA brokers I end up getting a long list of names. I am not sure which one is better than the next. Knowing about some personal experiences with the USA brokers can prove to be really helpful. Keep providing your views on it.

The broker you're looking for should definitely have an NFA license (or IFSC if you use a Caribbean one). All other regulations (like FSA, FSC, ASIC, FCA, ...) are not for US traders.

Every broker has its own advantages and disadvantages. While choosing the best Broker, it is best to consider the regulation, price, and the level of security they are providing you with. You can try following reliable FOREX brokers:
E-Trade
FXview
IG

So, before hopping on various platforms, create a strategy along with your budget in terms of investment.

Most of the broker don’t accept US trader. However, try to find Cysec regulated broker.

Roberto21 posted:
before choosing a broker its more appropriate
 to trade with a small account to see the real performance of any broker.

You are right. But I recommend demo account for testing broker platform.

LyudmilLukanov posted:

Roberto21 posted:
before choosing a broker its more appropriate
 to trade with a small account to see the real performance of any broker.

You are right. But I recommend demo account for testing broker platform.

For safety you should check regulation and license. With demo account you can test their services and platform.