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  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I discovered that citi includes a hard acceptance process. Like like I have been trading for 6 months that sounds great to me since I am showing a good profit but I think they will reject me .
    Well, you'll never find out unless you call them. You wanted a trustworthy broker for your funds with security and you have one. Now make the call or you're simply wasting my time and yours.

  2. #12
    Safety ?

    Go for Interactivebrokers. .

  3. #13
    What about ATC? I believed they were great.

  4. #14
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    At $100k it is like Line In Sand said, your options are restricted. CitiFX is the obvious place to start if your main concern is trust then. You will get multiple platform options (cellular, MT4, Saxo Bank white tag), spreads starting at 1.2 on E/U and because they're a bank your funding is composed to $250k.
    Can I assume that 1.2 on EU is in (distribute and some other commisions)?

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Could I assume that 1.2 on EU is all in (spread and any commisions)?
    As a premium client ($50k ) you get to choose between a 1.2 pip spread (which contains all prices) or a commission based dispersed.

  6. #16
    Can you recommend CitiFX instead of ATC? I opened an account with ATC but might consider changing.

  7. #17
    It's a no-brainer. For a retail customer (less than $300k) I would take Citi FX over any other non-bank broker simply due to their reputation and the level of security that they provide to your capital.

  8. #18
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    It's a no-brainer. For a retail customer (less than $300k) I'd take Citi FX over another non-bank broker just because of their standing and the degree of security they provide for your own capital.
    Hello BBC,

    Citi Fx with MT4, will there alway re-qoute like others MT4 brokers?

  9. #19
    I guess what you're asking is when Citi FX will re-quote when the prevailing market conditions doesn't support a re-quote (broker manipulation) ?

    They can, but it is unlikely. Citigroup using their standing and being the market maker in FX have a lot more to lose on playing this kind of game than a run-of-the-mill bucket shop. By participating in this kind of Russian roulette they risk of damaging their number 1 feature that brought traders in the first place, the authenticity and security they supply as a global institution.

  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I guess what you are asking is if Citi FX will re-quote when the prevailing market conditions doesn't support a re-quote (broker misuse) ?

    They could, but it is unlikely. Citigroup using their status and also being the 4th largest market maker in FX have a lot more to reduce on playing with this type of game compared to your bucket shop. By engaging in this type of Russian roulette they risk of damaging their number 1 feature that brought traders at the first place, the authenticity and safety that they provide...
    BBC,
    Thanks again for your input, always appreciated. Can you give information on Citi as #4? I just found this last night from Forex Magnates (http://forexmagnates.com/forex-magna...-forex-broker/) where CitiFX is far down on the list. The ranking would move greater, although my guess is that the values for CitiFX are modest. (The list is apparently from greatest to lowest volume, I haven't paid to see full list. . .also, list is worldwide volume, possibly Citi is #4 at USA...)

    Any insight would be much appreciated!

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