Looking for the best broker

Hello beautiful people, I'm a beginner, I'd been looking for a good broker for Forex in US. I just want to lose my money with some of responsability. Could you give me some opinions about IG, Oanda, Athens Market or Forex.com. thnxs a lot

You can trade with CMC or FP Markets they are good brokers with proper regulation from entities such as ASIC and FCA. The trading conditions are robust.

I mainly trade with FP markets for scalping because of their competitive spreads and commission cost, the customer service is also prompt in solving clients' queries.

Oh I like that you even treat the loss of money responsibly. But here it depends on your desires. The promoted regulations, alas, still do not give any guarantees and in cases of a large number of complaints do not punish the broker in any way. So relying on regulation is like advertising, the packaging is beautiful, but the inside is shit, lmao. Look here for reviews of brokers. But I will say not everyone works from the United States, unfortunately.

A reliable broker provides traders with all necessary facilities like high security of funding, good amount of leverage, narrow spread in most of the pairs, flexible margin level, and other facilities moderately.

Choosing a broker is important for traders, I have good experience trading with FXOpen, based experiences all withdrawn smoothly to processed.
Trading condition also they offer low spread.

FP Markets is a good choice. I have been trading with the RAW (ECN) account for a while now. Their spreads are some of the tightest out there (at least in the major pairs-averages are 0 for the most part of the day in EURUSD).

If you choose their Raw Spreads account, the commission charged per lot is $6 per round lot, which is slightly cheaper than other similar ECN brokers.

Hi! I'm also from the US, I did a ton of research on brokers when I started because of that. I remember I almost went with Oanda, but their prices are a bit high. Ultimately went with CedarFX because their costs are slightly lower and they have a 0 commission account, so I felt like it was a better deal in the end.

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Finding a good broker is difficult. In my opinion, it’s good to consider broker suggestions for comparison but never go blindly with that. Always search and compare yourself and then select which suits your trading needs. After several comparisons, I went for aaafx. Pretty much regulated. Plus trading conditions have been good so far.

Try FP Markets out. I presently trade using their Raw (ECN) account because it is regulated by ASIC, has been in operation for more than ten years, and is a trustworthy broker for live trading.

In the EURUSD, GBPUSD, etc., the spreads are among the lowest, starting at just 0.0 pips. I haven't experienced any server freezing issues in the past six months.

I do agree that FP Markets is a good broker, but there are also other similar brokers like ICM and Pepperstone that provide good trading conditions. The only advantage I find in FP Markets is their customer service, which is quick in answering most of the client's queries and has no major issues like spreads widening or withdrawals beginning late.

I previously traded with ICM, and from my experience, I can say they are good but not better than Pepperstone and FP Markets, because ICM spreads are not the same as they were in the beginning, but the spreads provided by FP Markets are still the same, averaging around 0.1-0.2 pips.

The customer service barely answers my queries in ICM, but in FP Markets and Pepperstone, the customer service is quick to answer and solve client queries.

Yes choosing the broker is difficult to find the best one, we only read from reviews traders, and reading blog reviews, sometimes could be tricky because finding trusted reviews is not easy, however using Trustpilot reviews is still the best place to reading reviews of a broker, I alone use FXOpen because low spread as one point of my view.

Check brokers in practice. Just make a deposit and trade for a while, and you will be able to see how it works with your particular trading system and the trading conditions provided.

Personally, I advise traders to use FP Markets. began trading with them mostly due to their trade terms.

I contrasted it with a few reliable brokers and concluded that FP Markets' spreads and execution are less expensive than those of its rivals.

I trade with an ASIC broker, FP Markets. I recommend them since their customer service is reliable and prompt in answering customer queries. And regarding spreads, it averages 0.0 to 0.1 pips for most pairs like EURUSD, GBPUSD, JPYUSD, etc...

FP Markets is a good option. I've been trading with the RAW (ECN) account for quite some time. Their spreads are among the narrowest available (at least in the major pairs, where the averages are 0 for the most part of the day in EURUSD).

If you pick their raw spreads account, the cost charged per lot is $6 per round lot, which is slightly lower than the commission charged by other comparable ECN brokers.

I presently trade with FP Markets, an ASIC broker from the UK; their spreads are decent. During the day, it starts at 0 pips, notably for EURUSD.

They provide a vast range of international equities and commodities to trade, with more than 10,000 distinct goods, even though I just trade forex with them.

I really had to work with different brokers, but so far I think the best option for work is a broker from Amarkets. In terms of working conditions, this is really the most interesting option.