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[quote]tatiocloud posted:
Can someone suggest a broker with 1:500 and above leverage in UK or for UK Residents.[/quote]
You might wanna look into FXBrew for that. They are offering leverage upto 500x ...
In How to answer what do you do for a living?
Sep 07 at 06:38
you can say you're an analyst or researcher.
In How much have you lost in forex trading?
Sep 07 at 06:33
[quote]Josephius posted:
My biggest loss in Forex is 25k EUR![/quote]
That's a big one. how did you cope up?
In FXBrew
Jun 26 at 10:55
A good broker indeed. Spreads are tight, fast order execution and no problems so far. They know how to keep their clients happy. As for support, they are super helpful as well. Worth a try broker.
In 1:200 leverage
May 30 at 11:15
low leverage is obviously good for beginners as, low risk is involved, but the thing is high leverage and low leverage both are going to hurt, just the risk intensity is different.
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