When you say that the spread is too wide, fxsol has 3 pips spread on euro and 4 pips spread on GBP, I can live with that. But does Fxsol have fixed spreads though or do they widen the spread at news time???
always fixed , and no problem with news , but you can only use market order , limit and stop must be 5 point away , liquidity is not a problem , they use fxall and the quote is always in line with the interbank rate , not like ibfx .
ibfx always widen the spread , when their is only a small action , if you compare to fxdd or mb , you'll know .
i have an account with fxdd,fxsol,ibx,mb trading,ibfx, about to close my account with mb trading and im going with currenex with aarontrade. i can tell you out of all retail shop i will pick fxsol they are good thru all market conditions. ibfx spreads or a joke sometime i get in with a 3-5 pips spread on the eur/usd in quiet market don't understand that it was high as 12 pips during asian last week as i was looking at mb platform it was only 1 pip. i also like fxdd spreads never had a problem with them i just don't trust my money with a company who tells me there parent company is reg with nfa but fxdd.com is not so i took most of my money out just sounds like onother refco waiting to happen.
I think you require $ 25,000 to open a currenex account with Aarontrade. How much cheaper are they than MB though?
$25 per million so $50 round trip average spread 1 eur/usd 1 usd/chf 1-2 gbp/usd. with mb trading im paying right now about $180 round mill gbp/usd $126 round mil eur/usd and flat $100 round usd/chf. by the way im going with admd.com aarontrade is an ib for them.
$25 per million so $50 round trip average spread 1 eur/usd 1 usd/chf 1-2 gbp/usd. with mb trading im paying right now about $180 round mill gbp/usd $126 round mil eur/usd and flat $100 round usd/chf. by the way im going with admd.com aarontrade is an ib for them.