What is the tightest, fastest, cheapest

[irishneil]

Currently just left igmarkets.

Reasons are the spread size moves up and down too much.

And even when buying and selling.. for example

sell at 13000, buy at 13006

After clicking sell, I get a price of 12996 or so. It never gives the desired price (and never a cheaper one).

Many Thanks!

 

[mrniceguychris]

what have you moved to instead?

 

[irishneil]

cityindex

 

[gle101]

I would go for Capitalspreads. You get the price you clicked on in the order ticket window. The same goes for the stops, no slippage on stop loss order. Cityindex as I understand it after changing their execution model now gives you both negative and positive slippage.

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[montmorencyt2w]

Tradefair also worth a look. It's a WL of LCG. Different look and feel (or was last time I used it), but underlying model is the same.

Starting bonus if that interests you.

 

[yellowfloyd]

Currently just left igmarkets.

Reasons are the spread size moves up and down too much.

And even when buying and selling.. for example

sell at 13000, buy at 13006

After clicking sell, I get a price of 12996 or so. It never gives the desired price (and never a cheaper one).

Many Thanks!

Hi,

Unfortunately when the market is volatile, you will probably get re-quotes or ‘bad-fills’ as you have experienced. It looks like you are trading the Dow Jones (roughly around 13,000) which again is probably the reason you’re getting prices a little off the market.

You can always use a limit order which sets a maximum price you are willing to pay, hopefully this will prevent you hitting sell at 13,000 for example and then getting 12,996.