Take a look at broker reviews here at Earn Forex as a starting point. Then go to Forex Peace Army as a secondary source of confirmation. Much will depend on what you want from a broker, however, reading the opinions and comments from existing customers is a great way to gauge a brokers' performance in terms of integrity and customer service. Next, check licensing and regulation, and how the broker protects client funds, i.e. segregated accounts. I do not know your country location, so I cannot be more specific. Trust this helps!Hi, any one here can give me an advise trusted broker available, Thanks
I agree, it's better not to deposit your account with large sums at first.. Very risky..Choose several regulated brokers and try how they work on a demo account. Talk to the support, you can question them and see if they are okay
I would like to advise you to read reviews in the internet, but don't trust all of them, as there are a lot of suspicious pr feedback. Think twice before making a large deposit.
+1 to the previous posters
Yeah... I advise to test a broker properly (at least for several months) and only after testing is done, deposit your accountI agree, it's better not to deposit your account with large sums at first.. Very risky..
Thank you!Yeah... I advise to test a broker properly (at least for several months) and only after testing is done, deposit your account
Choose several regulated brokers and try how they work on a demo account. Talk to the support, you can question them and see if they are okay
I would like to advise you to read reviews in the internet, but don't trust all of them, as there are a lot of suspicious pr feedback. Think twice before making a large deposit.
+1 to the previous posters
Yeah, I agree that testing is necessaryyes, definitely.
My clients tell me about their experience at other brokers nearly every day. mostly it is like "the conditions are great, super great spread but execution bad. service is ok" or it is "great service they have, answer within 1 hour, but the spread is bit high".
there is always a point which you might not like for 100%. you might always feel like "the right broker for me has to be created, there is none yet". either you accept some disadvantage like bit higher spread or you shall not trade
but to give some hint: to find the right broker for you, open several demos, check the background, check the regulation etc. try on a live account and decide for the broker which suits the best for your trading.
reputation that were posted on several forums might not say that the broker is good. some brokers (i will not publish names) use marketing experts that enter fake reviews.
I see. I like when people tell the truth, but not act like traders while having some broker logo as their avatarBroker representative. therefore I am often writing from broker point of view. but as i am exchanging ideas and information with clients, i know their side as well very well.