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Ritesh.R

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  1. I regard FP Markets as the most dependable and lucrative broker. I've been working with this firm for quite some time, and I'm really satisfied with the outcomes.

    The spreads are tighter, averaging around 0.1–0.3 pips for most parts of the day, and the execution speed is faster at 26 ms.

  2. I have a better option: instead of searching for brokers that provide bonuses, it is better to use a broker that can have an advantage during trading. For instance, I use FP Markets mainly for scalping since the spreads drop to 0.0 pips in EURUSD and the commission is $3 per lot, which is lower than most ECN brokers I have come across.

  3. Demo accounts are quite useful. It is intended not just for instructional reasons but also for experienced traders who wish to test new trading strategies in real-time trading environments.

    Some brokers, like Avatrade and FP Markets, also provide educational materials with their demo accounts for traders entering forex for the first time.

  4. You're correct. Brokers have different swap rates. Rates offered by different brokers vary. However, most of them are unfavourable from both sides. Muslim people enjoy the benefit of receiving swap-free accounts, and brokers like FP Markets also provide these free benefits.

  5. I trade with an ASIC broker, FP Markets, that has been active in the forex market for over 15 years. I mainly chose it for its tight spreads that drop to 0.0 pips when trading with EURUSD and the customer service, which is quick in answering most of my queries even when I reach them on emails or live chat.

  6. I do not trade with an EA; I trade mostly through my broker, FP Markets, because the spreads are tighter and the commission costs are lower than those of most ecn brokers, at $6 per round lot.

    Compared to manual trading, EA trading is a lot more expensive, and the profit earned when trading manual is higher, but the risk of using an EA is lower.

  7. Going long is a famous industry term for the act of purchasing. On the flipside, going short is a term investors and traders use to describe the act of selling.
     
    Traders will go long if they believe the asset's price will rise. Alternatively, they go short when they expect that the price will fall.
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