If a Person has a better broker don't hesitate to share it
look backthen they not yet formally release the cfd, but today I found these info on their site.Originally Posted by ;
have you ever found the preferred one yet ?
I had some friend which largely trade with stock, for now he generally utilize local brokerage firm and he seek to get a better trading state, I mean to suggest Tickmill as a friendly regional payment method.
Do you mind you give a clue in my current broker trading state with their CFD are good or not, I am not a stock trader, I found comfort when commerce major pair with them, but I dont have any clear perspective when associated with stock trading state. Seem not just spread matter with stock, found their trading specifiion are complied. And you . Thank's.
ActivTrades are good, they are based in the UK and are FCA Regulated. They have the best spreads I've seen on any broker. Only annoyance is their charts aren't New York Close the Sunday bar so that they have as well. Clients that sign up together will also be covered by the FSCS beyond the customary limit (#50k) up to #500k.
You posted an image of indices trading terms and not stocks.Originally Posted by ;
For the commissions:
Should you exchange 1 DAX CFD then the commission will be 0.25 to buy and 0.25 to market so in all 0.5 only for one contract. Do your math if that is good or not. Personally it wouldn't because I am more a scalper and exchange a higher size but a more compact sl.
I was quite surprised, using Instaforex, their spread was about 3 in EUR/USD. And I think it high for this a popular pair.
Here is the link for ActivTrades: https://www.activtrades.co.uk/Originally Posted by ;
Price Markets are a MarketMaker, they publically disclose that they seem transparent enough. Dunno should you head that.
I've been looking for brokers that ofer cfds for stocks. I would prefer a broker if you will find any. Any recomeandations will be appreciated. Thank you
ig, jfdbrokers, xtb, activtrades, fxpro, deltastock, ib (uk), saxobank, plus500Originally Posted by ;
Is trading stock in office different with trading stock on MT4? If it's, what exactly are differences?