Adam S asked:
I have been day trading stocks for a few years with consistent success and would like to take a ***** at Forex. There are so many brokers and I have no idea who is the best choice. Any recommendations?
Thank you for the comments and suggestions- I think it’s important to add that I am based in the U.S.A., I would like to use an automated platform, with the capability of manual trades.
I have been day trading stocks for a few years with consistent success and would like to take a ***** at Forex. There are so many brokers and I have no idea who is the best choice. Any recommendations?
Thank you for the comments and suggestions- I think it’s important to add that I am based in the U.S.A., I would like to use an automated platform, with the capability of manual trades.
Since I am new to forex and wary of schemes, I will initially risk $1,000, but will probably end up risking more eventually. Thanks again for the help.
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Posted 26 Sep 2009 at 3:44 am ¶Some of the advantages are:
You can start with as little as $ 50;
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You can earn money in an up as well as in a down market;
There is no size limit (trade as big or as small as you want).
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Choosing The Right Forex Broker
Anyone wishing to start trading Forex online must do so by opening an account with a trustworthy broker. For new traders, the most popular and logical choice is a mini Forex trading account.
The question is what should you look out for when deciding where to deposit your cash?
Firstly, it is important to find a professional and reputable broker.
Unfortunately there are some platforms out there which are anything but professional and you should be wary of any that look like they have been cobbled together by anyone other than a professional organization.
Secondly, you need to decide the minimum amount you want to deposit. A mini account minimum deposit can range from anything from $50 right up to $250.
A low $50 deposit is a great way for you to start trading and learn the ropes. If you have more cash available then you might want to consider a Pro Account which usually offers better features for around a $1,000 deposit
Posted 28 Sep 2009 at 7:57 pm ¶Hi there,
There are so many broker available in the market but the best one i think would be the one who fulfills all your expectations and criteria. Therefore i would suggest you to pen down your expectations and your criteria for judging brokers and then list the top brokers according to your needs. This would facilitate you to make better judgment and better analysis.
even i did the same and according to me the best suitable according to my trading is Finexo.com.
Regards
Posted 29 Sep 2009 at 1:07 pm ¶Without further information about your trading expectations, this could be a difficult one to answer.
For example ….
Do you have a preference for a particular trading platform, such as MetaTrader 4? Or are you happy to take whatever trading platform is provided?
Do you want to be able to trade mini or micro lots (this will depend on how much capital you have to risk)?
Do you wish to use automated forex software, or trade manually?
What country do you live in? This may influence your choice of broker - and you need to be sure they are regulated by a government authority, as some brokers have been known to abscond with a profitable trader’s funds.
Providing further information will help us better answer your question.
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