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Can you specify exactly what criteria you're looking for?
Sure, I'm looking for a broker that offers tight spreads, fast run (without too many slips
Well, with those conditions, I'd tell you to look at IC Markets or Pepperstone.
Beware of Pepperstone if you are in Latin America. The support has fallen recently and the withdrawal may take longer than desired.
I'm doing well with ThinkMarkets. He's not the best known, but the execution is very quick and I haven't been limited in scalping.
Thank you for the contributions. Has anyone tried brokers with servers in Europe and good support in Spanish?
XTB has offices in Spain and support in Spanish. It is not pure ECN, but it is quite transparent.
Avoid brokers with variable spreads if you're going to scalping. You get the spread when you need it the most low.
I use Darwinex. Very good if you want to operate with discipline. It’s not for everyone, but for serious management, it worked well for me.
Do any of those people you mention have bills without commissions but with decent fixed spread?
Hard to find that without sacrificing execution or transparency. Cheap comes out expensive in this business.
RoboForex has accounts with fixed spreads and no commissions. Although the support sometimes leaves to be desired.
And what do you think of Fusion Markets? I've read good things, but I don't know if it's reliable.
Fusion looks good, but I haven't tried it yet.
I've been at Fusion Markets for six months and zero problems, very low fees, good execution, but the customer area is basic.
Are you looking to operate large lots or just small accounts?
Right now small bills, but I'm interested in a scalable broker, in case I manage serious capital in the future.
Then avoid the market makers in disguise. Go straight to a serious ECN from the beginning.
Note also the regulation. It is not the same to be under ASIC as with an offshore in Seychelles.
Good point. I prefer strict regulation. Better ASIC or FCA?
Both are good. If you can operate with FCA, even better. It is more demanding with customer protection.
I have had good experience with Admiral Markets (now Admirals)
Please avoid FXCM. Very bad execution and misleading spreads. I fell into the trap.
For those who value tools, Swissquote has good technology, albeit something expensive.
Any brokers offering accounts in euros and without swaps?
IC Markets offers Islamic accounts without swap, even if you are not a Muslim, you just have to ask the support.
Be careful with accounts without swap: sometimes the spread is higher or you are charged other hidden rates.
My recommendation: make a short list, open demo accounts and measure your own execution and spread. It is the most reliable.
Thanks, I'll do it. I already have on the IC Markets, Fusion, and Darwinex list. Am I missing any?
You can add FXOpen. Pure ECN, though with less marketing. Good technical conditions.
Also try Global Prime. Very good reputation in the community and total transparency.
Don't forget to try the withdrawal speed. A slow broker to raise funds is a red flag.
I'll open demo with three and do speed test, spread and slippage on news. I'll tell you how it goes.
And please share captures or comparisons if you can. It would help us all.
Just a tip: that you fall in love with the system, not the broker. If it doesn’t work for you, change without fear.
Does anyone have Eightcap references?
I've read that they have good spreads, but the support doesn't always respond fast. I don't have my own experience yet.
I operated on Eightcap for two months, nothing serious, but I changed because it took a long time to validate documents.
What about FP Markets? I saw it mentioned in other threads.