Best UK FCA-regulated FX Broker?
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    Hello men, the name says it all really. I'm one of these Alpari survivors (lol) and I'm just scouting my second destination. I'd like an STP/DMA broker with spreads, preferably no commissions. Currently I've opened a new account with ActivTrades and they look really good (I need to try devoting funds to see how that goes). Their spreads are great and slippage appear minimal. Yet 1 downside with ActivTrades is the servers are GMT 1 (?) , they have a 6 week and I started off using New York pubs .Alternatively I've checked out Darwinex and while they look cool, I am sort of irked by the concept of commissions.

    Any suggestions?

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    quote Curious why exemptions bothers individuals if their spreads are low. Its a lot simpler when disperse, to know your true costs markups are not there or perhaps adjusted on the fly with a few brokers. I understand inherently nobody wants to pay commissions but in the event that you already know costs are there anyways does it matter if you're overall true price?
    Most are newer and usually they don't realize exactly what you have just stated. In short, you're right.

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    Lmax is the winner of mine choice entirely programmed for a winner .
    Good trades Traders.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hello men, the name says it all really. I am among these Alpari survivors (lol) and I am just scouting my second destination. I'd like an STP/DMA broker with low spreads, rather no commissions. Currently I have opened a new account with ActivTrades and they look very good (I still need to try withdrawing funds to determine how that goes). Their spreads are great and slippage appear minimal. However 1 drawback with ActivTrades is that their servers are GMT 1 (?) , they have a 6 week and I started off using New York Close bars .Alternatively I have...
    You should factor in total expenses. Activtrades spreads are approximately 0.8pips on EU and Darwinex EU spreads 0.0 to 0.4 commission of 0.5pips = 0.5 to 0.9pips. So the prices are about the same? There is. I saw many reviews. How about open an account at both brokers and trade them concurrently and then you will know which is better. You can use fxblue copier that is personal to mirror trading.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote You should factor in total expenses. Activtrades spreads are about 0.8pips on EU and Darwinex EU spreads 0.0 to 0.4 commission of 0.5pips = 0.5 to 0.9pips. So the prices are about the same? So, there is nothing that makes a difference. Reputation shrewd, I saw many reviews about them. About open an account in both brokers and trade them concurrently and then you will know which is better. You can use fxblue copier that is personal to mirror trading.
    Yeah you have a point. I guess maybe it is the point of seeing with an inevitable negative in your general transaction the moment you put it on lol. You watched many reviews about which broker?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Yeah you have a point. I guess it's the mental point of seeing an unavoidable negative on your transaction the moment you place it on lol. You saw many reviews about that broker?
    Activtrades. Darwinex is a good broker. Except for the late reply. Didn't see it on my own feed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hi guys, the name says it all. I'm one of those Alpari survivors (lol) and I'm just scouting my next destination. I'd prefer an STP/DMA broker with reduced spreads no commissions either. Currently I have opened a new account with ActivTrades and they look very good (I must try devoting funds to determine how that goes). Their spreads are great and slippage seem minimal. However 1 drawback with ActivTrades is that their servers are GMT 1 (?) , they have a 6 week and I started off using New York Close pubs .Alternatively I have...
    Curious why commissions bothers individuals if their spreads are reduced. Its a lot easier to know your true prices when spread markups aren't there or perhaps adjusted on the fly with a few brokers. I know inherently in the event that you know prices are there although nobody would like to pay commissions why does it matter if you're overall true price?

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