Yes, you did. US brokers cannot offer CFD trading. They are seen for what they are in the USA. Bullshit. But just because a platform can support a feature, does not mean that every broker out there that supports a platform like MT4 or MT5 is suspect. MT5 from AMP does not mean that AMP is a suspect broker. Same with IB in the US, I reckon'.
IB does not offer MTx. You got your agreement on Amp. So I was only 99% right. Do I now need to go to confession or is 99% still statistically significant enough to you? To any educated person of statistics it is.
Take back your statement that any broker that offers MT4 or MT5 is suspect, and I will *poof* from your thread. Do it for Bowling Green!
IB is surely reliable with withdrawals, but I switched to Fxview this year because I lost my job and couldn't afford to make 10k volume transactions every month, without which the broker charges were becoming a little too much for me. Withdrawals are decent, generally doesn’t take more than 2 days.
I agree w/ this post. IB won't even notice your 100k. It is a relatively small account by their standards. Also, as long as you are trading in the US - all FX brokers are heavily regulated, so you should be fine.
I am sure you can find cheaper. But it is competitive, and you will not risk not getting your money back nor that they will make your life harder if you start gaining, as is often the case with the less reputable brokers.
Regarding trading FX CFD one of the best place is Hotforex, what I like about them is flexible account options and direct withdrawals to BTC.