Thread: Anyone have info on Price Markets?

Anyone here Have any dealings with PriceMarkets ?

I want to hear from anybody that has an account with them currently.

The Information below is what I can find about them, London Capital Group (LCG) :


Price Markets
6 Devonshire Square
London EC2M 4AB
United Kingdom

Earnings: $1 mil. - $5 mil.
Workers: 10 - 20
Business Description: Price Markets, which is a trading name of London Capital Group (LCG) is a major supplier of online trading solutions. The business's success was driven by its lively approach to the industry and by building a business model that operationally has no restrictions on scalability. This model has allowed the business to grow rapidly since the launching of its first online business in 2003. Today we facilitate over 70,000 customers and supply a vast array of financial trading products and platforms for retail, professional and institutional investors. Our parent company London Capital Group Holdings plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange and an established member of the AIM market. Our head office is situated close to Liverpool Street at the heart of the City of London, the most important and most varied financial centre in the world. From here we concentrate on promoting our solutions across the UK and Europe as well as managing our global operations.



London Capital Group Holdings plc offers spread betting and contracts for difference (CFD) products on financial markets to retail and professional customers. It also gives foreign exchange trading solutions to institutional clients and retail brokers and derivatives broking solutions to institutional customers. Its sections comprise Financial spread betting (FSB), UK; Contracts for difference (CFDs), UK; Contracts for difference (CFDs), Australia; Financial spread betting, Gibraltar; Institutional foreign exchange, and Institutional brokering. The Company has a derivatives broking division offering clearing and execution services for futures and options on fixed income, index and single stock solutions. In November 2013, London Capital Group Hldg PLC finished the purchase of ProSpreads Limited to Apostar Holdings Limited.


Directly From PriceMarkets website https://pricemarkets.com/are-you-regulated/

Yes, Price Markets Prime Brokerage is a trading name of VT International (VTI) that is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA Registered Number 497263) and the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC).
Registered address: 3rd Floor, 80 Cannon Street, London, EC4N 6HL, United Kingdom.

Https://www.fsa.gov.uk/register/firmRefSearch.do Velocity Trades FCA/FSA Info (real site)

http://screencast.com/t/OZuGJfYVUlK Velocity Trades FCA/FSA Info (Screenshot)

http://www.velocitytrade.com/industr...ditations.html Velocity Trade International Limited Industry Memberships Accreditation's (website)

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Price Markets, which is a trading name of London Capital Group

the whitelable of a whitelable. Is not LCG portion of betclic ? (yes the company).

I wouldn't suggest working with them.

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quote That the whitelable of a whitelable. Isn't LCG part of betclic ? (yes the gaming company). I would not advise working together.

Thanks for the response Tylerbose

What have you seen or heard about pricemarkets which you would advise me to not bargain with them ?

Http://www.londoncapitalgroup.com/ London Capital group

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quote Thanks for the response Tylerbose What have you seen or heard about pricemarkets which you would advise me not to bargain with them ?

Is dependent upon how much you have, man.

For under 25k I'd state Oanda, Axitrader or Pepperstone.
For over 25k you'll possess Vcap and Baxter... (tire 2 broker) thats some serious shit.
For 500k and up, id go for Hotspot, Marex Spectron, EBS.... Or directly with your bank. Now theres big boy grade, you can't find any greater.

Last time I checked (few years back) Vcap and Baxter took at the minimum of 25K, dunno if its the same, you need to check em.
As for Hotspot, the minimum was 1Mil.

Tylerbose

I'd rather start an account at the10,000 range because I just got burned badly from BT Prime and now am a little gun shy about all these brokers.

Currently have a pepperstone account but am un willing to fund it now since I hear so many conflicting reviews.

BT Prime was ideal for me in many ways Trading ,Spreads ,execution, fees, outgoing wires were all excellent. Traded for several years with them.

But now because they entered into bankruptcy my residue looks like its going to take some time to return to me.

I only want a normal broker so I can get back to trading.

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Tylerbose I would rather open an account in the $10,000 range since I just got burnt badly from BT Prime and now am a little gun shy about all these brokers. Currently have a pepperstone account but am un prepared to finance it at this stage since I hear so many conflicting reviews. BT Prime was perfect for me in several ways Trading ,Spreads ,implementation, prices, outgoing wires etc were all excellent. Traded with them. But now since they entered to bankruptcy my residue seems like its going to take some time to head back to me. I just...

I have an account with papperstone, but I see your point, its safer not to place all your eggs in exactly the exact same bag.
If I were you I would go with Oanda, never head a bad thing about them anyhow individuals complaining about broad spreads during news (sometimes), but they don't play games as much as I understand.

As for Papperstone, unless the ASIC gets involved, there is nothing.

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quote I have an account with papperstone, but I see your point, its safer to not place your eggs all in precisely the exact same bag. If I were you I would go with Oanda, never mind a bad thing about them except individuals complaining about wide spreads during news (sometimes), but they don't play games as far as I understand. As for Papperstone, unless the ASIC gets involved, there is nothing.

Problem is the Leverage with Oanda is not any great its 50:1

Are you aware of anybody else ordinary?

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quote Problem is your Leverage with Oanda is no great its 50:1 Do you know of anybody else ordinary?

Axitrader