FXCM UK
FXCM is the largest non-bank FCM* in the world that specializes solely in spot FX. With operations around the world, FXCM services over 50,000 active FX clients and over 400 institutional clients from more than 80 countries.
In the FX market, the broker is the counterparty to every transaction. FXCM is the single largest counterparty in the retail FX world.
*According to the financial information posted by the CFTC at http://www.cftc.gov/tm/tmfcm.htm.
For FXCM Forex News go to:
http://www.dailyfx.com
Breaking forex News, Real Time Market Analysis, Trading Strategies Plus A Global Economic Calendar
For FXCM Forex Trading Blog go to
http://www.forextradingblog.com
A Forex blog covering market events with tips for learning to trade forex.
For Forex charts go to
http://www.dailyfx.com/charts
A collection of free live charts with dozens of technical indicators.
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not a good place for the serius fx trader
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However as a fan of America and Americans service is their favourite word including all those at FXCM. They have a 24/7 live chat help that I have never had to wait more than 30 seconds. I have been a client for 18 months. Their platform is easy to use and stable. Spreads have also improved to 4/5 pips for most pairs and hopefully we will see this narrowing more in the future?
I have had a couple of occasions in 18 months when their platform went down so always place a stop with your order!! Even when I didnt place a Limit and the market moved my way and they went down,I complained and they offered me $200.00!!
On the downside, and like all FOREX brokers I hear about through their clients FXCM don't always follow the market as closely as they should, especially on break outs where the Daytrader can often see a 30 to 60 second or sometimes more sustained spike of 50 pips or more not even being registered on the bid and offer rates.
I have asked they add a trailing stop, and the ability to hedge.
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