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In any business, risk is a common factor. If you want to earn good money from your Forex business, risk is part of it. Every business has certain risks because it is influenced by factors that are not dependent on us.

I currently trade with FP Markets, an ASIC regulated broker, they are in business for over 15 years and are very transparent with how they operate.

I prefer them because they have better spreads and lower commissions when compared to other brokers.

Many experienced traders suggest using a regulated broker because regulated brokers adhere to certain rules that do not affect the trader at a higher cost, and it is also to avoid scammers.

I trade with FP Markets an ASIC regulated broker, their adhere to strict capital requirements and one of the oldest broker active since 2005!

Trade with a demo account until you make consistent profits and have gained enough knowledge and risk management skills.

I currently trade with FP Markets, an ASIC broker. I opened an account with them at $100, and it's an ecn broker with spreads starting from as low as 0.0pips in both major and minor pairs.

FP Markets also has other platforms to trade indices, commodities and stocks with over 1000+ different instruments.

The demo account is used to build strategy and skill without involving any real capital, and it is risk-free. It can also be used to check the brokers trading performance.

The real account involved real capital and risk. Traders use the real account to make profits with practiced skills and strategy.

The choice is based on the trader and the advantage the broker brings to them. I trade with FP Markets because of their tight spreads that are even stable even during high volatile market situations.

I mostly trade with EURUSD, so using FP Market is an advantage for me when trading any high volatile pairs, and the execution speed is fast.

I use an MT4 platform to trade forex since the MT4 is more flexible to trade currency pairs, and using a good broker like FP Markets can be an advantage because of their stable spreads and fast execution.

It is possible to achieve profits quickly by scalping but to gain profits, you need to have the right forex skills and a reliable broker to trade with a good strategy for it.

I prefer FP Markets as usual because of its reliability, and it is an older broker with over 15 years of forex business experience.

And for the past nine months, I did not face any issues regarding their spreads or even during withdrawals.

For beginners, it's the right amount of investment to test your forex knowledge and skills in a live account by trading with small capital.

When I was a beginner, I traded using small capitals to check if my broker FP Markets trading conditions were good and suitable for me.

Before choosing the right broker, it is best to do a background check on your broker's history and compared it with other brokers.

My current broker is FP Markets, and before investing in it, I compared it with its competitors, and FP Markets had a better trading condition. It was also active since 2005, making it one of the oldest brokers available to date.

If you are a newbie entering into live forex for the first time, it is better to start always low with micro-accounts. I suggest trading with FP Markets micro account; they also have a minimum opening balance of $100.

Does anyone else find their spreads similar? I currently trade with both brokers and their spreads seen similar but regarding trading conditions FP Markets is better.

It depends on the leverage being used and if the trader is experienced or a beginner. If a beginner trader trades using higher leverage, the risk is high, whereas an experienced trader is aware of the risk and will be able to manage the loss.

I agree with AndrewJ. FP Markets is a better broker because they are not only regulated by ASIC but also have an Cysec and offshore licence with St.Vincent.

The main reason I started trading with them is because of their spreads in EURUSD starts from as low as 0 pips for most parts of the day.

The MetaTrader 5 is a universal platform that can trade in centralized and decentralized markets, whereas the MT4 platform is a lower version of MT5 and many traders prefer trading with it because it can also be used in the mobile version.

Hi DonConcesso, FP Markets is a suitable broker for scalping. Their spreads are lower and consistent even during volatile market situations, and they adhere to strict capital requirements since it is regulated by ASIC.

I prefer trading with an ECN pricing broker because most of them provide lower spreads. For example, I currently trade with FP Markets, an ASIC broker that offers some of the lowest spreads in both Major and minor currency pairs.

I prefer day trading method because the profit earned in day trading has been more than in scalping, and it is suitable for regular working traders because it is long term and not minute based.

To trade in forex, both knowledge and brokers are important. So it is important to use your forex knowledge and trade with a reliable broker.

I currently trade with FP Markets. I prefer to use them because of their ASIC regulation and quick responding customer support team.

The spreads are low in Major pairs like EURUSD starting from as low as 0.0 pips and did not have any server freezing issues to date.

Does FP Markets provide any deposit bonus/commission rebates for new clients?

Any idea if FP Markets' European clients can get higher leverage as CYSEC usually restricts it to 30?

Based on my personal experience FP Markets has been pretty good, I've been trading with them for close to a year now.

And about the reliability, you don't really have to worry much as FP Markets adhere to strict capital requirements and is regulated ASIC and CYSEC (EU)

Earning in Demo because its for practice and skill development tools, the demo is a similar tool like the live.

But when you enter into the live trading, it wont be simple as it was in demo and its never going to be an easy task to earn money on live like the Demo account.