Thread: Switching to Oanda, any thoughts before I ...?

Being trading for a few years now, Can finally open a typical account but I do not wish to transfer all of my funds over.

I'd love to leave the bucket shop dealer, but I understand exactly what to expect and most importantly, check over all of my SL's to make sure that there wasn't a suitable low liquidity spike, I'm fine. And I do not feel like or want $1200 per month to get bloomberg.

So after exploring, I believe the ideal fit for a typical account would be OandA for the'customer service' from what I hear along with the spread history really looks good, during high liquidity times it appears to remain at.9-1.4 for Euro.

Before I open the account, some additional encounter with them or another broker worth looking out.

At the USA so please do not associate non-us brokers that I can't use, Although It could make this simpler

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check oanda ribbon:

https://www.nigeriaforextrading.com/...-accounts.html

has accumulated informations and reviews/thoughs about oanda, going back 7 years. So have fun reading it!

Thanks, browse through it but I was looking for'up-to-date' reviews, and , some individuals will not give an answer unless they're asked. So I'm asking to hopefully get some of those people!

Fast execution rate.
0.9-1.3 distribute on EUR/USD through London, London/NY sessions.
Prevent news trading.
Throughout high volatility your stops/limits may be honored at a lesser price. You can avoid that by empowering bounds. If your bounds are too restrictive your order might not be honored.
Their platform crashes throughout major moves in the market ( 200 pips in under 2 h for e.g.).

That I believe it is great for scalping during normal market times.

Check oanda ribbon:

https://www.nigeriaforextrading.com/...le-system.html

has accumulated informations and reviews/thoughs about oanda, going back 7 years. Have fun reading it!