richard2
Členom od Oct 19, 2019
38 príspevkov
Nov 06 2019 at 07:54
Its ECN for me anytime.
downtown
Členom od Nov 08, 2019
26 príspevkov
Nov 08 2019 at 07:24
ECN for sure.
AdrianG001
Členom od Apr 02, 2018
12 príspevkov
Nov 20 2019 at 15:01
STP (Straight Through Processing) (or NDD (NoDealingDesk))
means the broker will route your orders directly to the Liquidity provider, were the Liquidity provider becomes a Broker of the Broker and takes the other side of your trades, that does have the effect that liquidity is usually not an issue, but fills may differ some times.
ECN (Electronic Communication Network)
means the broker will send your order to a liquidity network build of multiple brokers, banks and other liquidity providers.
the Other side of your trades can be taken by other clients, or anyone that is connected to the same network, this has the effect that spreads are variable, but fills are far more reliable.
also, ECN execution has the advantage that you can manage fills more detailed, you have Depth of market (because you are in a real market) and it's usually more stable.
however the platform you executing on can make a major difference, if you as example using Metaquotes Software (MT4 / MT5) there is no such thing as ECN (even if claimed) the whole software suite is not designed and unable to manage partial fills or market management tasks, so using this platforms you always on a STP or DealingDesk system
the ECN is achieved by a ECN-Bridge which will send your STP order to an ECN pool, that's why you can get re-quotes even on an ECN connection because the initial command from your platform is done via STP where STP is not towards a bank but towards the ECN Bridge.
EDIT: there is no Better or worse when it comes to STP vs. ECN, both systems do have advantages and disadvantages, it is more about your trading style and size. STP as an example has a major advantage that the broker does know the liquidity before they send or while they do it. that can be an asset if the broker is on your team.
ECN on the other side allows for much larger Liquidity as it operates in a pool, but that can have the effect that you trade against clients of the same one (it almost always is like this) however that in itself has again an advantage since you get faster fills and less slippage.
means the broker will route your orders directly to the Liquidity provider, were the Liquidity provider becomes a Broker of the Broker and takes the other side of your trades, that does have the effect that liquidity is usually not an issue, but fills may differ some times.
ECN (Electronic Communication Network)
means the broker will send your order to a liquidity network build of multiple brokers, banks and other liquidity providers.
the Other side of your trades can be taken by other clients, or anyone that is connected to the same network, this has the effect that spreads are variable, but fills are far more reliable.
also, ECN execution has the advantage that you can manage fills more detailed, you have Depth of market (because you are in a real market) and it's usually more stable.
however the platform you executing on can make a major difference, if you as example using Metaquotes Software (MT4 / MT5) there is no such thing as ECN (even if claimed) the whole software suite is not designed and unable to manage partial fills or market management tasks, so using this platforms you always on a STP or DealingDesk system
the ECN is achieved by a ECN-Bridge which will send your STP order to an ECN pool, that's why you can get re-quotes even on an ECN connection because the initial command from your platform is done via STP where STP is not towards a bank but towards the ECN Bridge.
EDIT: there is no Better or worse when it comes to STP vs. ECN, both systems do have advantages and disadvantages, it is more about your trading style and size. STP as an example has a major advantage that the broker does know the liquidity before they send or while they do it. that can be an asset if the broker is on your team.
ECN on the other side allows for much larger Liquidity as it operates in a pool, but that can have the effect that you trade against clients of the same one (it almost always is like this) however that in itself has again an advantage since you get faster fills and less slippage.
AmDiab
Členom od Apr 18, 2017
718 príspevkov
Nov 30 2019 at 08:38
downtown posted:
ECN for sure.
Same from me; but my main point is: regulated broker. There is no way with a non-regulated Forex broker to trade with.
pezza55
Členom od Dec 02, 2019
4 príspevkov
Dec 02 2019 at 14:08
so is ecn better for 3rd party applications then rather than regular trading ?
MShor1
Členom od Dec 02, 2019
2 príspevkov
Dec 02 2019 at 14:48
ECN is better every time !
blackbridge
Členom od Sep 23, 2019
10 príspevkov
Dec 02 2019 at 14:53
AdrianG001 posted:
STP (Straight Through Processing) (or NDD (NoDealingDesk))
means the broker will route your orders directly to the Liquidity provider, were the Liquidity provider becomes a Broker of the Broker and takes the other side of your trades, that does have the effect that liquidity is usually not an issue, but fills may differ some times.
ECN (Electronic Communication Network)
means the broker will send your order to a liquidity network build of multiple brokers, banks and other liquidity providers.
the Other side of your trades can be taken by other clients, or anyone that is connected to the same network, this has the effect that spreads are variable, but fills are far more reliable.
also, ECN execution has the advantage that you can manage fills more detailed, you have Depth of market (because you are in a real market) and it's usually more stable.
however the platform you executing on can make a major difference, if you as example using Metaquotes Software (MT4 / MT5) there is no such thing as ECN (even if claimed) the whole software suite is not designed and unable to manage partial fills or market management tasks, so using this platforms you always on a STP or DealingDesk system
the ECN is achieved by a ECN-Bridge which will send your STP order to an ECN pool, that's why you can get re-quotes even on an ECN connection because the initial command from your platform is done via STP where STP is not towards a bank but towards the ECN Bridge.
EDIT: there is no Better or worse when it comes to STP vs. ECN, both systems do have advantages and disadvantages, it is more about your trading style and size. STP as an example has a major advantage that the broker does know the liquidity before they send or while they do it. that can be an asset if the broker is on your team.
ECN on the other side allows for much larger Liquidity as it operates in a pool, but that can have the effect that you trade against clients of the same one (it almost always is like this) however that in itself has again an advantage since you get faster fills and less slippage.
Thank you for clarifying this is really useful information
Karlos Fandango
(Smith2525)
Členom od Mar 15, 2019
82 príspevkov
Dec 02 2019 at 23:37
Easy, ECN for me
All or nothing
villaintrader
Členom od May 10, 2019
14 príspevkov
Dec 03 2019 at 13:43
ECN
Matthew
(Bernfeld)
Členom od Dec 04, 2019
12 príspevkov
Dec 04 2019 at 10:12
definitely ECN
AmDiab
Členom od Apr 18, 2017
718 príspevkov
Jan 01 2020 at 15:46
Bernfeld posted:
definitely ECN
I am also using ECN type Forex broker but I have no objection on the STP type brokers!
tacet
Členom od Mar 10, 2019
57 príspevkov
Jan 01 2020 at 20:13
for a beginner STP would be just fine, although ECN is closer to reality.
every beautiful garden has a strong hedge around
Adribaasmet
Členom od Aug 27, 2017
994 príspevkov
Jan 02 2020 at 11:01
tacet posted:
for a beginner STP would be just fine, although ECN is closer to reality.
We traders need to use a honest broker, business model is not a main issue here!
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