galeonbaster
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Hi, trying to find out who is pushing envelope in this market. Wondering what broker is the biggest. Who are they - leaders? Who is making USA market? :smart:
Hi, trying to find out who is pushing envelope in this market. Wondering what broker is the biggest. Who are they - leaders? Who is making USA market? :smart:
I am biased (because I am the COO of the company I am about to refer). Look at Interactive Brokers (www.interactivebrokers.com). ECN forex with interbank quality spreads, access to Aussie markets (multi-asset classes), as well as 80 other exchanges including state of the art US (best execution). We are geared to active traders as well as support for hedge funds and institutions.
Normal investors can benefit as well but the main (java) platform is extremely feature rich and does have a learning curve. While we offer a simpler based web interfaces for clients with simpler needs (as well as iPhone, Blackberry, and Symbian applications), our system covers so many asset classes and marketplaces, that our optimization for each venue for demanding traders does mean there are some compromises in our ability to make a single generic interface.
4 billion dollar book value listed company (Nasdaq: IBKR). Low fees, as well. $6.00 for Aussi stock up to $7500 value, 8 basis points above this. By example, a 20K trade will cost 16 AUD. If you look around on this site, you can easily see what clients say about out trading platform
FXCM, Oanda, IBFX, GCAP (Forex.com), FXDD and Interactive Brokers
What about Alpari and FXPro?
Here is a tricky part I can't tell why do I thick so. Just because somebody told me . . . no facts.
Just a note, since the OP was asking about USA market, FXPro doesn't accept USA clients.
Peter
Will definitely agree with those being popular as well. I'm sure there are many more as well that I left off of my list. Doing a search on Alexa or a site like that will give a good idea of where the traffic is going (and where they are coming from).
You spoke my mind! 'Popularity doesn't determine quality'. Sometimes i feel even less popular brokers do well, because they want to get to the top, so they would want to make sure they do their best as not to do any harm to themselves. Like the broker am with, Profiforex, was recommended by a friend and i have seen that though not all that popular, but they do a good that i can see.
where do we start when the talk is about the most popular and the biggest, the talk will never end, what was good yesterday might be the worst tomorrow and so on, I'd rather stay away f rom very very big popular brokers, i have a feeling it does not end so well. just my 2 cents