Just avoid trading during that time and also make sure you increase your stop loss before weekend close or rollover times otherwise spread widening can trigger "dumb" stop loss which is annoying.i dont mind market close/opening spreads when they go elasticity because i make sure i have no trades opened and i wait till the spreads go back to tightening before i open a trade, as well i like the tighter ecn spreads, what i dislike is spreads widening an hour before a market close/opens as most times my setup falls in that barrier hence i will be in profit but the spread elasticity takes it away, very annoying
Rightly said. However, it is better to choose a broker whose commission charges are reasonable and not 0 as it peaks up spreads and vice versa.Yes, tight spreads are definitely important, but it's also worth paying attention to commissions when choosing a broker.
Yes, definitely, commissions and spreads usually correlate to some extent. It's best to decide which "combination" of spread and commission sizes is best for your trading style.Rightly said. However, it is better to choose a broker whose commission charges are reasonable and not 0 as it peaks up spreads and vice versa.