Yes I have been trading live with them for quite some time. They are absolutely one of my favorite brokers. Very narrow spread on the indices. They will give you slippage but just as often positive slippage. The only bad thing is, they don't have auto stop loss in points in the order ticket, so be aware if you don't feel secure setting the stop loss afterwards.Hi guys
I`ve visited DF Markets spread betting website and noticed that the EUR/USD spread is only 0.6 pips which is great. I intend to open a demo with them. Does anyone have any experience with DF Markets spread betting?![]()
/Yes I have been trading live with them for quite some time. They are absolutely one of my favorite brokers. Very narrow spread on the indices. They will give you slippage but just as often positive slippage. The only bad thing is, they don't have auto stop loss in points in the order ticket, so be aware if you don't feel secure setting the stop loss afterwards.
I am interested to know why you find an auto stop feature negative as such. It can't be many platforms around that doesn't include this feature./
Interesting that you like 'auto -stops', gle, and see their absence as a negative, because I can't be the only one who avoids any firm that uses them - with a passion. Each to their own, I suppose...
@ tar Indeed I do believe we've been following each other. In other words, just as you've described, I wouldn't want a default (or auto) stop loss *other than* as a platform option.
Optional is fine with me. Thank you for pointing that out. By saying it's optional, I trust you mean that DF markets has an optional auto generated stop loss, so that if a client also wants to open positions without any stop loss and at a later point in time, place one, then that is allowed too.
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