Then maybe you should read up on some news rather than participating in guessing games. Google is your best friend.
oanda is your best bet they are just starting to get their act together after the last CEO took a step back and copied what other brokers were doing instead of keeping their innovative style
@panganp While i'm not a US resident, i have the same concern, i have to find some instruments (Interactive Brokers) if someday fx is prohibited, because i trade for living with FX. So here are my backup plan : Trade with GOLD (XAUUSD commodity), but since US residents are not allowed, you will trade GLD (chart is identical with XAUUSD commodity) Trade FXA (chart is identical with AUD/USD) Trade FXB (chart is identical with GBP/USD) Trade FXC (chart is identical inverse with USD/CAD) Trade FXE (chart is identical with EUR/USD) then FXY (inverse USD/Yen) and FXF (inverse USD/CHF) as well. i haven't found any substitute for cross-pairs.
IMO you're much better off trading with currency futures than these things. FX moves all the time and those instruments are US ETF type instruments which mean you cannot do a damn thing during the Asian and London sessions for the most part.