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I explain why certain brokers matter and why your tech is critical. I don't think Metatrader like MT4 or MT5 is not a smart. I like Motivewave for certain reasons with 4 brokers. The only ‘worthy' is Oanda but there are others lke Etoro or IG are bigger. I don't think any of these are great since they can cheat you. If you ‘invest', you can do much better over the long term with longer position holds. Look at EUR/TRY or USD/TRY. Join my private chat server https://quantlabs.info/ Get on our daily newsletter https://quantlabs.net/contact/ https://quantlabs.net/blog/2021/12/which-forex-brokers-for-trading-with-cfd-and-which-platform/https://quantlabs.net/blog/2021/12/which-forex-brokers-for-trading-with-cfd-and-which-platform/

The Truth About Forex Brokers (Things You Must Know) In episode 292 of the Desire To Trade Podcast,   I sit down with Jeremy Kinstlinger to discuss the truth about Forex brokers. You'll probably agree with me that there are a lot of myths surrounding Forex brokers, but we wanted to expose some of the truth about Forex brokers that you might not be aware of. >> Watch the video recording! In This Episode, You'll Learn... 0:15 Intro to the Episode 0:48 Who is Jeremy Kinstlinger and what he does 2:20 Unexpected ways some retail brokers work 5:03 Important questions to ask your regulated broker compliance department 8:30 What is A book and B book in a broker 13:04 Is simplicity a valid reason to decrease transparency as a broker? 14:47 Some considerations and regulations around the world 29:29 How brokers can work against you as a retail trader 33:32 Changes needed to the industry to improve the retail trading experience 38:47 How an A book only broker makes their profit 42:52 How difficult is it for a B and A book broker to become an A book only broker 48:40 How to find Jeremy Kinstlinger And much more! What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group! Desire To Trade's Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist One-Page Trading Plan (free template) Recommended brokers: Pepperstone (use our link to get a special bonus) AxiTrader (use our link to get a special bonus) Desire To TRADE Academy About The Desire To Trade Podcast Subscribe via iTunes (take 2 seconds and leave the podcast a review!) Subscribe via Stitcher Subscribe via TuneIn Subscribe via Google Play See all podcast episodes How To Find Jeremy Kinstlinger? Website Global Prime Discord Email What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!  

Should You Only Trade The Major Forex Pairs?Podcast: #388: Should You Only Trade The Major Forex Pairs?In this video:00:26 – 2 things to talk about today00:53 – How do you know which pairs to trade?01:43 – Should you only trade the Majors?02:28 – My trading routine04:55 – It doesn’t matter which pairs I trade05:18 – All covered in my 5 star rated coaching course05:42 – I’ll be interviewing Blueberry Markets – let me know your questionsHow do you know which Forex pairs to trade? And when? Let's talk about that and more right now.Hey, Forex traders, Andrew Mitchem here, the owner of The Forex Trading Coach with the video and podcast number 388.2 things to talk about todayNow I've got two things to talk about. The first, I want to talk about how I can help you to know which Forex pairs to trade.And secondly, at the end of the video, I'm going to explain about next week's video and podcast when I'm going to be interviewing, Ben Clay from Blueberry Markets and I want to know from you, what's your number one question you'd like me to ask Blueberry Markets to Forex Brokers. So we'll talk about that at the end.How do you know which pairs to trade?So back to the first point, how do you know which Forex pairs to trade? Now, it's a problem that a lot of people come to me and they say, hey Andrew, look, I just don't know what to trade.There's a lot of currency pairs out there, which ones should I look at? And as Forex traders, we're quite a fortunate position when you think about it. And that we really only have eight main currencies to look at and the combinations of each. Now of course there's extra currencies like Norwegian kroner and Swedish krona and South African rand and all those. But there's really the main eight. Unlike most other markets out there where there could be hundreds or even thousands of different stocks and shares and companies to look at. So we do have an advantage, but it's still confusing for a lot of people.Should you only trade the Majors?And now another thing is a number of people also suggest that you should just look at the main currency pairs, the majors, and that will be like the GBP/USD, EUR/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CHF, AUD/USD, NZD/USD, USD/CAD.And you start to see the problem there is that they all have the US Dollar in them. Now let's say the US Dollar happens to be quite flat. Then there may not be many opportunities there, and that becomes the issue or the US Dollar is very strong or very weak, and they'll move together and then things suddenly change around and they all come and stop you and that becomes the problem when you trade just the majors. So what I like to do this is my routine.My trading routineAt the beginning of each week, I scan the weekly charts on all the currency pairs or the main character pairs. There's about 28 of them. And by setting up my weekly charts as a profile on my MetaTrader Platform, it's very easy to get all the Euro pairs, all the Pound pairs, all the Aussie pairs, all the Kiwi pairs and just scan through and see what's happening on the weekly charts.There'll be some trades there most weeks, but even if there are no trades or very few trades off the weekly charts themselves, what they do is they give me an overall biases, this country pairs a little bit indecisive, or this one strongly bullish, or this one's very bearish and is that likely to continue for the upcoming week, yes or no?.And it allows me to basically to plan that bigger picture. And then at the beginning of each new day, I then do exactly the same process,

Which Forex Brokers Do I Use & Suggest?Podcast: #364: Which Forex Brokers Do I Use & Suggest?In this video: 00:24 – The brokers that I use and suggest01:03 – What I look for in a broker02:27 – List of brokers, including US brokers02:52 – Other Forex products for you, including Echo Trade Copier04:00 – TFTC client makes +4.5% gain this week04:35 – Excellent trading conditions continueWhich Forex brokers do I use, and which do I suggest? Let's talk about that and more right now.Hey, Forex traders, Andrew Mitchem here at the Forex Trading Coach with video and podcast number 364.The brokers that I use and suggestNow, I want to talk about Forex brokers. I get asked about this all the time. So what I've done is I put together a page on my website, on the resources page, which lists all the Forex brokers that I use and suggest with links to each of them on there for you to go and make your own decisions. It's really important that you do your own due diligence, but all I can do is suggest who I use and what I look for in a broker. And the aim of that is to help you to make your decision on who you'd best trust your funds with. Because, of course, like everything, there's a few good brokers out there, and there's a lot of quite ordinary brokers, so you've got to be really, really careful. After all, this is real money.What I look for in a brokerSo I look for a broker who has the MT4 or MT5 platform because that's what I use with my trading software. I then look to see if the broker is regulated, if they have segregated accounts. And also the really important point from my point of view that you need to look for is to check that your broker has a 5:00 PM Eastern Standard Time start of day charts. So that means that they start their new week at 5:00 PM New York time on a Sunday. And the week goes right through to 5:00 PM New York time on a Sunday. But each new day starts at 5:00 PM, closes at 5:00 PM and opens at 5:00, effectively at 5:00 PM for the new day. The easy way for you to go and check that is to look on your charts, and if it's 5:00 PM New York time, and the new daily candle starts and changes over, that tells you, you have a broker with the correct charts.They'll also have five full days within a week on the daily charts. If you see the six day, sometimes some brokers have a small Sunday candle, to me that's not good because you start distorting indicators and price levels, et cetera. You need to have a broker that opens and starts at 5:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, New York time. So those are the criteria that I look for.List of brokers, including US brokersSo as mentioned, what I've done is I put together a list of suggested brokers that I use and suggest. I've also put a list there for those of you who are in the U.S. Obviously I don't have accounts with any of the U.S. brokers, but OANDA seems to be the broker that most of my Forex Trading Coach clients use who are based in the U.S., and they seem very, very good also.Other Forex products for you, including Echo Trade CopierSo I've also put together on that page a list of other Forex products, VPS's, interviews that I've done, trading software that would be useful for you. I've also put a link on there to a website called Echo Trade Copier, that's our new trade copier service that went live this week. Right now as I'm speaking to you, we're up 2.87% for the week so far with one day still to go, which is a very nice start. So the aim of that is to have obviously low drawdowns, high reward to risk trades. It's a mixture between algorithm and trading...

"Traders globally are searching for truth and transparency in the markets and it is exciting for me to be at the forefront of this evolution in thinking." Bryson talks with one of Australia's most respected trading educators in the industry.

Who is Lachy?A CEO, a professional trader, futures trading coach and an algorithm writer, a father, a husband, and an adrenaline junkie."I'm going to train a thousand people to be millionaires, that's my goal, and have a billion dollar impact on the world."In this episode, Bryson talks with one of Australia's most respected futures trading educators in the industry about his life, his goals, and how he got to where he is now.

“If there is smoke, there is a fire”. Before choosing a broker, do your own research regarding their reputation. Even if a broker is regulated, it does not mean that they are good for you. Search for news related to the broker. Check if there are any pending legal cases against the broker listed in any news site or if there are officially complaints initiated by their customers. Just search for the broker and add after the broker’s name “legal issues” and search for news. If you cannot find anything then you can go ahead and consider opening an account. Reviews websites and forums are another great source but have in mind that many of the comments and reviews are fake since brokers in their efforts to increase their reputation filled the internet with these fake comments and reviews.

Forex brokers are for-profit organizations. Some are big enough to sponsor multi million-dollar events such as Formula 1. The main income of the broker is through spreads. A Spread is the difference between the bid and the ask price. A currency pair, for example, EURUSD might have an exchange rate of 1.1110 but when you want to place a buy position you buy at 1.1113 and a sell position at 1.1108. This difference between the bid and ask price is called the spread. Depending on your broker, the spreads may vary. Some brokers are really greedy, and this difference is pretty high, so before you choose a broker make sure you are fully aware of the spreads the broker charges.

In this episode I detail in my own opinion the difference between a Forex Scammer and a Forex Broker and how to tell the difference and how to protect yourself in the markets

In this episode I chat with Trent Hoerr. Trent works behind the curtains of the forex industry so he has knowledge on the inner workings if the industry. In this mind blowing podcast we take a look at how brokers work, how regulations works, recent regulatory changes in Europe and Australia. Plus Trent explains how you can get fee rebates from your broker and a whole lot more.

In the second episode of the Royal Flush show, JP and Royal's Chief Market Analyst, James Trescothick, discuss the biggest challenge to overcome when trading.Get in touch with James and help set the agenda of the next show. Simply Tweet James @RoyalJamesT, or JP and the Royal Flush crew @RoyalFlushPod and leave them your questions. The best questions are read out each week in the Q&A bit of the show! The Royal Flush Podcast is powered by Royal - one of the leading Forex Brokers around. When it comes to trading, please be careful. The opinions of JP and James Trescothick are their opinions only and aren't the opinions of Royal.

In this first-ever Royal Flush show, JP and Royal's Chief Market Analyst, James Trescothick, discuss how long you should stay on a demo trading account. They also give you a breakdown of what each show will feature and read out some listeners' questions. We're sure you're going to love the show, but do you know what will make it a better experience for you personally? Getting in touch with James and setting the agenda of the next show. Simply Tweet James @RoyalJamesT, or JP and the Royal Flush crew @RoyalFlushPod and leave them your questions. The best questions are read out each week in the Q&A bit of the show! The Royal Flush Podcast is powered by Royal - one of the leading Forex Brokers around. When it comes to trading, please be careful. The opinions of JP and James Trescothick are their opinions only and aren't the opinions of Royal.

Podcast: How To Make 2018 a Profitable Trading YearIn this weekly video: 00:22 – Met with Dean Hyde from Blueberry Markets in Sydney 00:50 – Have a profitable 2018 trading year. 01:40 – Back into trading for the year. What do you need? 02:30 – A set of rules and goals.Hi Traders, Andrew Mitchem here, the Forex Trading Coach with video and podcast #256. Happy New Year to you.This is the first video and podcast for 2018. As you can see, I'm in Sydney in Australia, where I've been here for the last week. Had a great time here.Met with Dean Hyde from Blueberry Markets in SydneyI've just had a meeting with Dean Hyde who is the owner of Blueberry Markets. If you've never tried Blueberry Markets I can say that they are an extremely good broker; offer everything that we're looking for, 5:00PM close of day charts, Metatrader 4 broker, ASIC regulated here in Australia. Extremely high level of personal service for all our clients. I'll put a link to Blueberry Markets below this video.The video and podcast for this week is all about making sure your trading progresses well and profitably into 2018.Have a profitable 2018 trading year.If you've already been trading, make sure that you use last year's information to your advantage; go through your charts, go through your account from 2017. What worked? What timeframes worked for you? What currency pairs? Are you a news trader? A Technical trader? What worked consistently well? What type of setups? Make a note of that, and obviously use that information to your advantage. Because likewise, what did not work? What can you cut out from your trading? What silly mistakes can you cut out that cost you money last year that you don't want to continue with this year? Use that information to your advantage now that the market's just a tiny bit quiet as we head into the new year.My manual trading started Wednesday the 10th of January, and now we're back into more normal market conditions it's now a good time to start manual trading again.Back into trading for the year. What do you need?Other decisions you can take heading into the new year; how are you going to progress your education? What are you looking for? Are you looking for a mentor? Some form of course? Are you looking for forums? What is it that you really need in your trading heading into 2018 to make it a great year?Have a think about that. If it's coaching, if it's some form of membership, then of course I can help you. Training clients all around the world, 58 countries at last count. I've been trading for now nearly 15 years, and coaching for nine years. So I've seen all sorts of different traders from all different parts of the world. All market conditions we've experienced over that time.It's really now a time to focus on your goals. What I do see is people who are consistent with looking at setting goals are the people who do the best. Look for goals, look to have a set of rules that work for you.A set of rules and goals.Really important that you do that. Take your time, do that now. Consistently review that on a daily basis as you trade throughout 2018, and it will make a massive difference to your overall results.Once again, this is Andrew Mitchem, owner of the Forex Trading Coach, in Sydney. Have a great time with your trading, and I'll see you this time next week.Click here to Download Blueberry Market MT4 BrokerCheck out my suggested Forex Brokers! Click here!Get my #1 Forex Trading Strategy! Click here!

OPINION: Each week, the NZ Herald and Newstalk ZB's Cooking The Books podcast tackles a different money problem. Today, it's how to start investing when you're a rookie. Hosted by Frances Cook.I am a wage slave. I clock into work for a certain number of hours every day, and I am paid in return for those hours.If I was to be fired unexpectedly, I'd be in big trouble.Get into an accident that means I can't work? Big trouble.Or, in a few decades from now when I want to retire, I'd currently be living hand to mouth.I don't have an income apart from my job, and my savings cushion is quite small.I'm not alone in this. Even if you're a good saver, don't be congratulating yourself too soon.Stashing it away in your bank account isn't enough.Interest rates are rock bottom, so you're probably barely keeping up with inflation.Dip into that account a couple of times, get hit with fees, and you could easily be going backwards.Over time, and done right, the overwhelming consensus is that you need to invest.But just last week, many people will have had their fears confirmed when Auckland-based foreign exchange broker, Forex Brokers, collapsed.The latest revelations are that it owes more than $10m.Then again, last week also saw mortgage company Brilliant Finance referred to the Financial Markets Authority. And I don't see anyone running away from the idea of buying a house.You just do your research, and bring in expert help when you need to.It's like driving a car. You only needed to pay attention to the long weekend road toll to know it's a risky way to get around.But we spend the time learning to drive, buy the safest car we can, then just accept that life has a certain amount of risk.On balance, it's a better option than walking.But if you're convinced to take the investing leap, the next problem is where do you even start?I got in touch with Juno investing magazine editor Brenda Ward, for the latest episode of the Cooking the Books podcast.She agreed that hoarding a large savings account wasn't the best use of your money."Putting it in the bank at the moment is not a great deal."Worldwide, interest rates have dropped dramatically, so you're lucky if you're getting four percent on a term deposit."But if you do invest in the stock market and are prepared for the kind of volatility that happens, then you probably will be getting a much better return."She recommended talking to a financial advisor as a first step. They would take into account your age, stage of life, and how much risk you could stomach.Financial advisors do cost, either through a flat fee, or commission on products that they sell you.There are arguments for either way, with some feeling the flat fee keeps the advisor independent, and others arguing a commission gives the advisor an incentive to keep you earning more money.Decide which you want, and then it's time to look at your investing options.You don't need to be rolling in it to get into the share market. Even if you have $2000, there are options."You could go online and look at the index funds," Ward said."They're based on a group of different stocks, which will cover a wide range of diversification."You can go to New Zealand stock exchange Smart Shares."They offer a range of ETFs, which are Exchange Traded Funds."They trade just like normal shares, but you get diversification of an index tracking fund."That might sound scary, but the jargon does get easier.If you want to play with these options while keeping the training wheels on, you could always give virtual trading a whirl.You can "buy" shares with credits, and track it as if you'd really bought it. You start to figure out how it all operates, what you like, and get ready to try the real thing.A New Zealand version of virtual trading is available at https://virtualtrading.nzx.com/, or there's also http://www.investopedia.com/simulator/  for an American version. While this is all very...

OPINION: Each week, the NZ Herald and Newstalk ZB's Cooking The Books podcast tackles a different money problem. Today, it's how to start investing when you're a rookie. Hosted by Frances Cook.I am a wage slave. I clock into work for a certain number of hours every day, and I am paid in return for those hours.If I was to be fired unexpectedly, I'd be in big trouble.Get into an accident that means I can't work? Big trouble.Or, in a few decades from now when I want to retire, I'd currently be living hand to mouth.I don't have an income apart from my job, and my savings cushion is quite small.I'm not alone in this. Even if you're a good saver, don't be congratulating yourself too soon.Stashing it away in your bank account isn't enough.Interest rates are rock bottom, so you're probably barely keeping up with inflation.Dip into that account a couple of times, get hit with fees, and you could easily be going backwards.Over time, and done right, the overwhelming consensus is that you need to invest.But just last week, many people will have had their fears confirmed when Auckland-based foreign exchange broker, Forex Brokers, collapsed.The latest revelations are that it owes more than $10m.Then again, last week also saw mortgage company Brilliant Finance referred to the Financial Markets Authority. And I don't see anyone running away from the idea of buying a house.You just do your research, and bring in expert help when you need to.It's like driving a car. You only needed to pay attention to the long weekend road toll to know it's a risky way to get around.But we spend the time learning to drive, buy the safest car we can, then just accept that life has a certain amount of risk.On balance, it's a better option than walking.But if you're convinced to take the investing leap, the next problem is where do you even start?I got in touch with Juno investing magazine editor Brenda Ward, for the latest episode of the Cooking the Books podcast.She agreed that hoarding a large savings account wasn't the best use of your money."Putting it in the bank at the moment is not a great deal."Worldwide, interest rates have dropped dramatically, so you're lucky if you're getting four percent on a term deposit."But if you do invest in the stock market and are prepared for the kind of volatility that happens, then you probably will be getting a much better return."She recommended talking to a financial advisor as a first step. They would take into account your age, stage of life, and how much risk you could stomach.Financial advisors do cost, either through a flat fee, or commission on products that they sell you.There are arguments for either way, with some feeling the flat fee keeps the advisor independent, and others arguing a commission gives the advisor an incentive to keep you earning more money.Decide which you want, and then it's time to look at your investing options.You don't need to be rolling in it to get into the share market. Even if you have $2000, there are options."You could go online and look at the index funds," Ward said."They're based on a group of different stocks, which will cover a wide range of diversification."You can go to New Zealand stock exchange Smart Shares."They offer a range of ETFs, which are Exchange Traded Funds."They trade just like normal shares, but you get diversification of an index tracking fund."That might sound scary, but the jargon does get easier.If you want to play with these options while keeping the training wheels on, you could always give virtual trading a whirl.You can "buy" shares with credits, and track it as if you'd really bought it. You start to figure out how it all operates, what you like, and get ready to try the real thing.A New Zealand version of virtual trading is available at https://virtualtrading.nzx.com/, or there's also http://www.investopedia.com/simulator/  for an American version. While this is all very...

If you have ever wanted to become a money manager, then you should listen to this episode. Justin Hertzberg is the CEO of Forest Park FX, an Introducing Broker who works with a lot of CTAs (Commodity Trading Advisors). Learn about the process, when you might not want to do it, and more! The post EP27 // Justin Hertzberg: How to Become a CTA, Best Forex Brokers and How Rebates Work appeared first on Trading Heroes.

Forex brokers don't always like to keep accounts open. Today we discuss if there are Forex brokers which offer unlimited amounts of practice accounts.

Forex brokers like to publicize Forex traders can lose more than their initial investment. I am sure they are more excited when it happens and they try to collect. Find out the latest example of when this might have happened on a large scale.

Welcome to episode 36 of the Forex Answers podcast. If you are new to Forex trading, this is a great resource for you to start learning about Forex. Each episode is going to cover one brand new question. And our podcast is 7 days a week. We just want to take this time to thank you all for helping this show take off. And hopefully we can provide you with valuable content in each and every episode. In today's episode, we cover leverage from the Forex brokers standpoint. And we look into why Forex brokers give out so much leverage to Forex traders   Want a question answered on the show? Send them to questions@vintageducation.com Click here to Record your question   Enjoy the show... IN THIS Episode: Why leverage is so important to brokers   Why Forex brokers don't mind giving people more leverage   A personal challenge we give you on the episode   How as a listener you can win one of our products   The snowball effect taking more leverage can result in   What more leverage gives you   Why more trading isn't necessarily a good thing   RESOURCES, LINKS & Tips MENTIONED IN THe episode: Forex Answers Episode 26 - What is leverage   Forex Answers Episode 11 - How to find the best Forex Brokers   Forex Answers Episode 19 - We cover what spread is in Forex   Forex Answers Episode 28 - Rollover fees   Share the podcast on twitter - Share with 2 people on twitter. We appreciate your support   Win one of our products - Enter our latest social competition and take the chance to win one of our products   Right Click here to download the episode. Show Review We would love you to leave a review (5* hopefully) because your support is really unmeasurable. Every positive review we receive, the more Forex traders we can reach. If you haven't already please leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. Click here to leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. Thanks again. The VintagEducation Team

Welcome to episode 11 of the Forex Answers podcast. If you are new to Forex trading, this is a great resource for you to start learning about Forex. Each episode is going to cover one brand new question. And our podcast is 7 days a week. We just want to take this time to thank you all for helping this show take off. And hopefully we can provide you with valuable content in each and every episode. In today's episode, we cover the the secret strategy we recommend traders to find the best Forex brokers on autopilot, after spending about 10 minutes working. Don't make the mistake I made when starting out. Find the best Forex broker for you by doing this great Forex step.   Want a question answered on the show? Send them to questions@vintageducation.com Click here to Record your question   Enjoy the show... IN THIS Episode: How do I find the best Forex brokers    What type of brokers you should wipe out without even searching   The auto-pilot strategy to find the best Forex brokers   Why Forums is a great way for finding brokers (but not using the normal strategy)   Why you shouldn't always lesson to the successful traders recommendations   What should be set up and in place prior to finding a broker   The mistake I made in the beginning    Why free content is far from enough RESOURCES, LINKS & Tips MENTIONED IN THe episode: Strategy for finding Best Forex Brokers - Great strategy for finding the best Forex brokers.   Forex Answers Episode 1 - The key reasons we started this Forex podcast.   Forex Answers Episode 4 - The episode where I share my personal story and how/what products were great to learn Forex trading.    Forex Answers Episode 5 - We deal with the error of not paying for education and how that is a big disadvantage when starting Forex.   Forex Answers Episode 6 - Some great ways for you to start trading Forex.   Our Brand **New** All In One Forex Course - Over 7 hours of teaching time, you can go over as many times as you want. This new course covers loads of diverse modules and content and also gives you some great bonus modules. A great service as a beginning trader.   Free 7 Day Course - Our free 7 day Forex course starts you off on the right track and walks you through 7 days of great content.   Free Live Forex Session/Webinar - Only 200 spots available, claim your spot at our next live session where you can come and say hi. And we will be delivering some great Forex content.   Right Click here to download the episode. Show Review We would love you to leave a review (5* hopefully) because your support is really unmeasurable. Every positive review we receive, the more Forex traders we can reach. If you haven't already please leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. Click here to leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. Thanks again. The VintagEducation Team