DTFL’s Recommended Forex Broker | Best True ECN Forex Broker
For the first time in 6 years, Day Trading Forex Live has a recommended forex broker. This video will hopefully open your eyes to the world of Introducing Brokers or IB’s as they are often called. When you look at most forex education services, they refer you to the broker that pays the most money. I see big name education services referring to terrible brokers all because they make more money by doing so. This short video will peel back why most forex educators sell their soul for a few bucks and more importantly what the best broker is for those living outside the US.
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-Sterling
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 .
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We really don’t have many broker options in the US. One of the best ones left is Oanda.
-Sterling
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.
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.