I'm starting to realize that.Before I thought that all brokers were more or less equal, but now I know that the choice of a broker is crucial.I will investigate thoroughly before changing broker, to make sure not to make the same mistake again.Thanks for your advice.
What you describe does not seem like a standard procedure.Even with the highest swaps, 111 pips in a couple of days is excessive.Are you sure there is no technical error?Talk directly to your broker and ask for detailed explanations.If you do not get satisfactory answers, it is time to look for a more reliable broker.
It is possible that there is a mistake, but I want to make sure before assuming it.I am waiting for an answer from my broker with the details of the calculation.If it is not convincing, I will not hesitate to look for a more transparent broker.Thanks for your perspective.
If you are thinking of changing broker, be sure to choose one with good reputation and regulation.There are many better options than GFT.In addition, check its rollover and swap policies before operating.You will not want to be in the same situation.
I am definitely considering changing a regulated broker.This experience has taught me to be more careful with the choice.Thanks for the advice.I will thoroughly investigate the options available before making a decision.
The rollovers and swaps are part of the Forex, but 111 pips sound to abuse.This should not be normal, even in the worst market conditions.If your broker cannot justify that adjustment, it is a clear sign that you need to look for a more ethical and professional alternative.
I completely agree.I will not be silent if they do not clearly justify those 111 pips.I am already investigating other brokers and this time I will not make hasty decisions.Thanks for your advice.
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