Global Prime คะแนนรีวิว

4EverMaAT posted:

marcopq posted:
Good experience on you :). ....deposit withdrawal methods are missing, only bank cards, bank transfer and neteller. Not enough at all :(
Good trades.

You may see several deposit methods at various different brokers. And they may offer to 'cover' the fees. But how many of them have a real Prime of Prime relationship? Of course a casino will have a ton of ways to get you to deposit funds.....but statistically you will lose the money anyway so they do not have to worry about processing withdraw 😈

The majority that are going to deposit >$2000 USD (which is most traders at GP who plan to stay for a while) would use a limited set of deposit methods; mainly bank transfer or credit card. You have to remember that you actually have to support each withdrawal method, which is a challenge in itself.

Is there a particular deposit method that you think could benefit several traders?

baschi posted:
Problem is funding and withdrawal for people out of Australia. Netteller charges, Visa charges, Bank Transfer also charges a lot. I would like to choose that broker but how?
Have anybody a solution for europe customers?

GP covers the wire bank transfer fees ON THEIR END. Any intermediary fees and such are not covered. Your bank may charge fee to send/receive. I do know that some banks charge as much as $50USD to send a wire. I do not know about neteller, but assume that fees neteller charge are outside of their control. Credit card they charge 3-3.5%, which is mainly to cover real processing costs.

You have to look at it like this: take your chances at a 'casino' [bucketshop] broker where you may never get your deposit back. Or go with a proper broker who prove they do not trade against you and pay a little extra. I've been around long enough to know the answer.

In europe, you could check out LMAX. I know a few more, but you need to send private message. I think it is unfair to discuss other broker here; the main topic is about Global Prime Au.

I think you aren't right they don't take over the wire bank transfer fees, they say 'well, you should pay the fees, otherwise intermediary banks will deduct their fees from your transferred amount'

Yes funding via Visa makes sense but they charge 3% and when I withdraw via netteller they charge another 2% and them some funds for the wire bank transfer fee. This is at least 5% only for the payment.

marcopq posted:
Good experience on you :). ....deposit withdrawal methods are missing, only bank cards, bank transfer and neteller. Not enough at all :(
Good trades.

You may see several deposit methods at various different brokers. And they may offer to 'cover' the fees. But how many of them have a real Prime of Prime relationship? Of course a casino will have a ton of ways to get you to deposit funds.....but statistically you will lose the money anyway so they do not have to worry about processing withdraw 😈

The majority that are going to deposit >$2000 USD (which is most traders at GP who plan to stay for a while) would use a limited set of deposit methods; mainly bank transfer or credit card. You have to remember that you actually have to support each withdrawal method, which is a challenge in itself.

Is there a particular deposit method that you think could benefit several traders?

baschi posted:
Problem is funding and withdrawal for people out of Australia. Netteller charges, Visa charges, Bank Transfer also charges a lot. I would like to choose that broker but how?
Have anybody a solution for europe customers?

GP covers the wire bank transfer fees ON THEIR END. Any intermediary fees and such are not covered. Your bank may charge fee to send/receive. I do know that some banks charge as much as $50USD to send a wire. I do not know about neteller, but assume that fees neteller charge are outside of their control. Credit card they charge 3-3.5%, which is mainly to cover real processing costs.

You have to look at it like this: take your chances at a 'casino' [bucketshop] broker where you may never get your deposit back. Or go with a proper broker who prove they do not trade against you and pay a little extra. I've been around long enough to know the answer.

In europe, you could check out LMAX. I know a few more, but you need to send private message. I think it is unfair to discuss other broker here; the main topic is about Global Prime Au.

Netteller work normal :( only .
Best regards

Problem is funding and withdrawal for people out of Australia. Netteller charges, Visa charges, Bank Transfer also charges a lot. I would like to choose that broker but how?
Have anybody a solution for europe customers?

Really good broker. So glad I found them

Good experience on you :). ....deposit withdrawal methods are missing, only bank cards, bank transfer and neteller. Not enough at all :(
Good trades.

Global deposit withdrawal methods are missing, only bank cards, bank transfer and neteller. Not enough at all :(
Good trades.

Offering CFDs, pricing is like nowhere to be seen, same top notch execution model, same transparency, I am monitoring quite a few accounts there is never a problem with anything, support is amazing, withdraws are processed within 2-3 hours, hitting bank accounts in Europe same day, free of charge or small charges applied depending on the amounts.
I compare Global Prime to the following Brokers - JFD Brokers, FXCM and SwissQuote, so much said for the retail sector, the new benchmark is Global and untouchable for any other within the MT4 offering. Trust, well trust takes time and no matter what others have to say - simply compare a broker to another, cost of trade, conflict of interests and transparency is essential.
Keep up the great work guys, I hope this will be the new standard soon with who makes it to offer such service.

Hope this helped most people who are looking to open an account with a new broker, see it and test it for yourself.

4EverMaAT posted:

ahmedfouad posted:

Thanks for your reply.
Hi There....May I know your experience with this broker since 2015 either you are a trader or the broker rep itself , how did GP react to SNB sudden intervention on CHF with movement of over 2,000 pips in few minutes in Jan 2015..? Was STOP LOSS filled for who were long on CHF pairs? or it was large negative slippage like most of other brokers without filling any SL?
Regards,

Was not trading with GP during that time. i did monitor some prices there via an old live acct issued to copy trades to.
I will begin trading again in a week or so.

My understanding is that GP kept pricing throughout SNB. As a real ECN, traders connected can still make real buys/sells (bid/ask). Slippage was massive for those on the 'wrong' side. as liquidity was nearly 0, and the spreads reflected this. Your stop loss would have been filled at the next available price, which may have been several hundred pips away. But at least you got out at an honest price. This might be preferable to getting a [fake] price feed cut off altogether from a bucket shop (regulated or not), and then you have to trust that their re-quote is correct. Not to mention not being able to exit or reenter position.

There is a youtube video on how Saxo Bank requoted a client who was on the CORRECT side. Had the guy been trading with a more proper PoP like GP, he should have been able to make a withdraw with little issues and had it processed (actually sent) within 2 business days of request.

Most retail traders should not have been trading a pegged currency anyway, but that is a separate argument.

PS: here is video:


there is a followup video also (part 2).

At least he had screenshot proof. Imagine the other clients who were not quick enough to do this and only relied on the broker record. An agency model keeps things honest on both sides. Market making is ok also, but again, there is a certain degree of trust and a question of structural conflict of interest between broker loyalty vs clients.

Hope this help you.

Thanks for your detailed information....best wishes to you