Thread: Which broker is best for placing large trades without issue...

I Would like to use Dukascopy Instead of Lmax due to their third bank custodian account ( 80 Percent of my funds Remains with any bank of my choice while the remaining 20% Remains with them)

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I will prefer to use Dukascopy rather than Lmax because of their third bank custodian account ( 80% of my funds stays with any bank of my choice while the remaining 20% stays with them)

u are going into the lions den. . .if un select Dukascopy. If u use their mt4 bridge platform, cross yourself should you open more then lots. Two years ago I was testing their liq together with my partner....on ever order slippage was observable with naked eye. . .plus platform kept dropping connection with server on vps almost when its was crucial for all of us. SO my 2 cents....LMAX and SAXO if u believe you are a high rollercoaster. If u play with up to 30k . . .it doesnt matter that broker

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quote u are going into the lions den. . .if un select Dukascopy. If u use their mt4 bridge platform, cross your yourself should you start more then lots. Two years ago I was testing their liq with my spouse....on ever order slippage was visible with naked eye. . .plus platform kept losing connection with host on vps almost when ever its was critical for all of us. SO my two cents....LMAX and SAXO if u believe you are a high roller. If u play with up to 30k. . .it doesnt matter that broker

Thank you bro, am actually modifying my right head today. However, for saxo bank is there any were my funds could be without a bank external saxo ( atleast a certain% for safety ) while the rest can be together?

If you would like to know detailed advice like that, contact them directly.

Also, take a look at the brokers I said previously, in my opinion they're way way better compared to Saxo.
What is the amount you are planning to deposit?

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Attempting to get a broker large enough So am asking which broker can trade out of 500 to 2500 dollars per pip without needing difficulties with them or liquidity issue, please who has an insight and may share. Thanks

Hello Martinez,

In my experience, it all depends on the size of your position. In the size you are quoted here, you want a Commercial Intermediary or Institutional Intermediary to take care of trade implementation. A typical Retail Broker will not have the facility to take care of the sort of position size you are noting here. You'll have to comprehend the types of Brokers available in FX too (A, B and C). To keep this mild, a C broker implements your transactions and retains them on their inner books. You're basically trading against your broker. A B broker may retain part or all the counter-party risk in any trade you make. You're trading (typically) against your broker for a portion of your position while the rest is passed to deeper liquidity.

An A broker is actually an Intermediary in the truest sense and you will typically have an underlying contract with this broker to act as intermediary only by order matching via different methods such as STP, or Straight Through Processing. You can know when you are managing an actual Intermediary simply by asking them concerning which back-end order execution engine they use. A legit A Intermediary will not have any problem discussing that with you straight and up front. I've contracts with two these Intermediaries, but I exchange my own proprietary capital that belongs to my firm and so I don't talk details about who I use for a few obvious and not so obvious reasons.

Hope that helps.

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quote LMAX, IB UK

He Stated $500 to $2,500 per pip. That is not reliable retail territory and the problems he is likely to confront the implementation side will become very telling quickly, if he understands what he is doing as a Trader. For all the hype, LMAX is still a Retail FX Broker. They have excellent marketing which makes them seem differently, but they are still no better than C or B book-side execution. Your are probably not attaining accurate Interbank through LMAX, unless they can supply a stipulation from the inherent agreement/contract they have a duty to act as intermediary only.

Bucket Shops are easily known. Just read the contract. They must stipulate whether they have a fiduciary responsibility to guard trade implementation with regard to not having counter-party risk in your trade. When they don't stipulate that in the contract, they are a Bucket Shop by definition. Most won't be using the MT4 trading platform.

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both are Great brockers, inbox me for more information

That#8217;s adequate size, so (on the premise that you#8217;re risking circa 1 percent per trade) you have to have a sizeable account. Why aren#8217;t you currently moving away from retail brokers and away from retail platforms?

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Attempting to get a broker large enough So am asking which broker can I trade from 500 to 2500 dollars per pip without having issues with them or liquidity issue, please who has an insight and may discuss. Thank you

You can deal directly with major global banks (or via an exchange) here in Germany where it is possible to exchange various fx derivatives with different leverage and expiration dates.
That means that you may win or lose several 10 million dollars within daily.

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You are able to deal directly with major global banks (or via a market ) here in Germany where you can exchange various fx derivatives with different leverage and expiration dates. That means you lose or can win several 10 million dollars within a day.

And what is the min deposit size. Guess it's not alternative for many people.