DTFL's Recommended Forex Broker | Best True ECN Forex Broker

DTFL’s Recommended Forex Broker | Best True ECN Forex Broker

November 30

23:52 2015

Updated 4/6/2021

This video details the broker we recommend to those living outside of the US. The video breaks down why we refer to them in detail. I’ve also included our 20% commission discount link below.

20% Reduced Commission Through This Link – https://get.globalprime.com/afs/come.php?id=653&cid=979&ctgid=100&atype=1

To look at their ForexPeaceArmy Reviews click here:

http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/public/review/www.globalprime.com.au

To visit Global Prime’s site before opening an account click here:

https://www.globalprime.com.au/forex/

If you go to the global prime site and use the “Open Live Account” button instead of signing up via the link above, you will NOT get the commission discount. You must use the link above if you want the reduction in commission on your live account.

Already Have an Account With Global Prime – If you already have an account with Global Prime, you can still ask for DTFL to be your referring agent. This will also get you the 20% reduction in commission.

-Sterling

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Rob March 12, 16:54

Thanks for the article.I was thinking about joining up with dtfl and was looking for a reliable U.S broker that is in the same time zone.If you ever find one please let me know .
Take care

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- Sterling Suhr Author April 06, 00:49
  
  We really don’t have many broker options in the US. One of the best ones left is Oanda.
  
  -Sterling
  
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Prodigal July 16, 02:56

I live in the u.s. and want to trade with a broker outside of the US. I have learned that STP is the way to go to bypass conflict of interest. Trying to find a broker is proving to be a challenge. Suggestions would be appreciated. I have already been inspired by the information you have shared. Thank you.

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- Sterling Suhr Author July 30, 16:39
  
  In the US, we are somewhat limited. Additionally, to my knowledge, all US brokers are market makers. With that being said, this isn’t really relevant. Brokers that are Market Markers will hedge your position if you’re profitable. Hedging the position allows them to profit from all clients regardless of whether they’re profitable or not, and it also allows them to keep profitable clients without a conflict of interest.
  
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JERRYSR July 10, 12:26

Do you know any brokers who allow hedging? If so who are they?

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