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I don't know if they mentioned it before, but IC Markets offers really low spreds and a fairly solid platform.I have operated with them for a couple of years, and although they are not perfect, they meet both aspects that you mention in this thread.You may want to take a look.
I prefer Dukascopy.Its JFOREX platform has some peculiarities, but the spreads are competitive and the execution is rapid.Of course, it has been getting used to a new platform, but if the costs are lower, the learning curve is worth it.
Thanks for the suggestions.IC Markets and Dukascopy seem good options.I'm always looking to improve my trading conditions.I think the important thing is to find a broker that gives you a reasonable balance between costs and functionality.In the end, everything is reduced to your needs as a trader.
And what about Oanda?I know they don't have the lowest spreads, but their platform is easy to use and reliable.For me, that weighs more than saving some pips.Some traders focus too much on costs and end up compromising the quality of their trading tools.I don't understand.
The truth, modern platforms are all very similar.If you know how to use one, you can quickly adapt to another.Instead, Spreads can do or undo your strategy.Opero with large volumes, so an adjusted spread makes a big difference in my net profits.
It is interesting how this topic generates such divided opinions.I think it depends a lot on each person's trading style.For me, adjusted Spreads are essential because I do intra -intra -trading.Perhaps for a more passive trader, the platform has a greater weight.
I think it's not just about Spats or platforms, but how reliable and transparent is the broker.Some offer low spreads, but they hit you with hidden commissions or bad execution.In the end, confidence in your broker is the most important.If you do not trust them, no matter how tight the Spreads are or how good the platform is.
Sarcasm apart, do you really think the Spreads are so decisive?If you don't know how to operate, it doesn't matter if you have the lowest spreads on the market.I prefer to focus on improving my strategy instead of obsessing with which broker is 0.1 pips less.The ability always exceeds cost.
You may be right.The ability is fundamental, but I also believe that accumulated costs affect your long -term results.Why not have both?A good strategy and competitive trading conditions.I don't think it's too much to ask.
I operate with Admiral Markets and I am satisfied.Its spreds are reasonable, and their metatrader platform works well for me.I don't understand why get so complicated.If you find a reliable broker, stay with him and focus on improving as a trader.