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Forex.com Review 2020
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 74% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.


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Forex.com Review 2020
Disclaimer
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 74% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
Forex.com, founded in 2001 as part of GAIN Capital Holdings, is an established global online broker that caters to individuals seeking to trade the retail FX and CFD markets. GAIN Capital Holdings, a conglomerate that includes City Index, an online CFD and spread betting provider, and Daniels Trading, a futures advisory trading firm, was acquired by StoneX Group Inc. in February 2020.
StoneX Group Inc., a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: SNEX), advertises that it connects “clients to the global markets across asset classes through institutional-grade platforms, end-to-end clearing and execution, and high-touch expertise.”
Globally, Forex.com offers an extensive range of offerings, from CFDs, to spread betting to futures, across several different asset classes, though not all are available in every region that it services. Aside from forex, where it derives its name, Forex.com also offers commodities, indices, individual stocks, bonds, ETFs, unleveraged gold & silver, cryptocurrencies, and futures to provide trading opportunities for all types of traders. Forex.com (U.K.) also offers client account protection, such as ESMA-mandated negative balance protection and guaranteed stop loss orders.
Forex.com offers U.S. clients leveraged access to over 80 currency pairs with competitive spreads across different account types. A well-organized and navigable website with fully disclosed services and fees, multiple user interfaces, education and research tools that are on par with industry standards, and regulatory oversight place Forex.com in the upper echelon of online brokers.
Forex.com stakes its claim as the #1 FX broker in the U.S. and that claim is validated by the latest (June 30, 2020) CFTC Retail Forex Obligation report which “represents the total amount of funds at an FCM, RFED, or FCMRFD that would be obtained by combining all money, securities and property deposited by a retail forex customer into a retail forex account or accounts, adjusted for the realized and unrealized net profit or loss.”
Key Takeaways
- Forex.com is the #1 FX broker in the U.S in terms of customer funds.
- Forex.com is a good fit for high-volume traders.
- Forex.com is registered with the CFTC (U.S.), NFA (U.S.), and FCA (U.K.).
Who Forex.com Is For
Forex.com is for all types of traders seeking exposure to a wide array of products and asset classes but is a good fit for the high-volume trader. Product offerings vary by region but the broker emphasizes fast and reliable execution, a variety of platforms, and account security. In the U.S., it is geared towards clients who want to trade the foreign exchange markets.
Pros
- Wide range of product offerings
- TradingView charts built into web platform
- Regulated by FCA (U.K.) & CFTC, NFA (U.S.)
- Offers protection for U.K./E.U. client accounts
- Rebates for high-volume traders
Cons
- No account protection for U.S. clients
- No guaranteed stop losses for U.S. clients
- Live chat advertised but unavailable
- Subpar website maintenance
Pros Explained
- Globally, Forex.com offers clients access to a wide range of product offerings that span several asset classes. Clients have access to forex, equities, commodities, indices, bonds, ETFs, industry sectors, cryptocurrencies, unleveraged gold & silver, and futures (through an affiliate).
- TradingView is “an advanced financial visualization platform” that has been integrated into Forex.com’s web-based platform. Its ease of use and functionality make it, by far, the most impressive aspect of the web-based platform.
- Forex.com is a registered FCM and RFED with the CFTC and a member of the NFA (#0339826). Additionally, GAIN Capital UK Ltd is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA #113942). U.K./E.U. clients also have additional asset protection through the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), up to £85,000.
- Forex.com offers its U.K./E.U. clients “negative balance protection,” as mandated by ESMA, and guaranteed stop loss orders (GSLO) (for an additional charge), which protects against market gap risk. These rules likely resulted from the SNB event of January 15, 2015 that roiled the markets, especially the highly leveraged retail FX market.
- Forex.com advertises fast, reliable execution making it a good fit for the high-volume trader, who can earn rebates through the “Active Trader” program, thereby lowering trading costs.
Cons Explained
- Forex.com does not offer “negative balance protection” for U.S. clients. This means that U.S. traders with negative account balances are on the hook for more money than they initially deposited into their accounts.
- Forex.com does not offer guaranteed stop loss orders (GSLO) for U.S. clients.
- A broker, especially an online broker, that does not place a high priority on addressing the needs of its customer in an efficient and satisfactory manner may be at a disadvantage. Forex.com’s live chat option, though advertised, is not available.
- An effective web presence is crucial for an online broker. While Forex.com’s website has an intuitive feel, there are a few pages with either incorrect, outdated, and/or incomplete information, which speaks to a general lack of attention to detail.
Costs
Forex.com started out primarily as a market maker, but has since morphed into an ECN that generates revenue either through customer trades that “cross” the bid/ask spread, or as commissions, which are on par with the industry. Pricing is transparent and easily found on Forex.com.
The spreads vary depending on the type of account the client chooses. For example, the minimum EUR/USD spread for U.S. clients on a “standard” account is 1 pip while “commission” and “STP Pro” accounts will show spreads of 0.2 and 0.1, respectively. However, the latter two have commissions of $50 and $60 per million added to the displayed spread. Regions outside the U.S. also offer Direct Market Access (DMA) accounts for larger account sizes (25,000+). The DMA account offers no markup on spreads, but a commission is charged.
Standard account and commission account traders may also benefit from the Active Trader Program. The program is open to anyone who opens an account with at least $10,000 or who trades $25 million of volume in a month. The program is not open to DMA account holders, as that account already has volume-based fee reductions.
Forex.com requires that the minimum initial deposit “is at least 100 of your selected base currency,” though they recommend a deposit of 2,500 so that the client has “more flexibility and better risk management” in their trading.
As is the norm in the FX industry, clients will be charged swap fees on positions they hold overnight, which may be subject to currency conversion charges if they trade in a currency other than the account’s base currency.
In terms of other fees, accounts with no trading activity for more than 12 months are subject to a $15/month inactivity fee. The website does not list additional fees for deposits or withdrawals.
Trade Experience
Forex.com’s trading platforms accommodate the active day trading professional as well as the occasional longer-term trader. Clients can choose between the downloadable advanced trading platform or MetaTrader 4 (MT4) for a desktop experience, the web trader for a browser-based trading experience, or choose the Forex.com or MT4 mobile app for trading on portable smart devices.
Within the platforms, traders can access charts, economic calendars, news, positions, and trade/order history, and access trade signals and research reports, as well as market analysis from Forex.com analysts. There aren’t many drawbacks to the platforms. There are a sufficient amount of indicators and drawing tools to satisfy the avid technical analyst, and the platforms are functional enough to make rapid-fire trades, if needed. The charting package is provided by TradingView and is, by far, the most impressive aspect of the web-based platform.
Placing trades on the web trader or the downloadable advanced trading platform is intuitive. Clients can trade directly from charts by right-clicking and selecting the “trade” option or by clicking on the “buy” and “sell” buttons along the top of the chart. This brings up an order window where the entry, stop loss, and profit target are set. One-click trading can be enabled for rapid trade execution.
Forex.com’s platform has four basic order types with the option of attaching “take profit” and/or “stop loss” orders to them. Additionally, the trader can choose to make the stop loss a trailing stop loss order. The one difference between the web-based and downloadable offering is that guaranteed stop loss orders are only available on the latter and, furthermore, only for U.K./E.U. clients.
- Market – The simplest order where a trader signals that their trade request should be executed at the prevailing market rate.
- Limit – A pending order where the entry is at a predetermined point below or above the prevailing market rate depending on whether it’s a buy or sell. The trader also has the option of selecting the expiration time of this order.
- Stop – A pending order where the entry is at a predetermined point above or below the prevailing market rate depending on whether it’s a buy or sell. The trader also has the option of selecting the expiration time of this order.
- OCO – A pair of pending orders (one an entry stop and the other an entry limit) where the execution of one automatically cancels the other. The trader also has the option of selecting the expiration time of this order.
A Forex.com account can also be integrated with NinjaTrader, a popular third-party trading platform. VPS is available for MT4 accounts. Clients can use Forex.com’s API to connect in for their own strategies. MT4 and MT5 connectivity allows the use of automated strategies using MetaTrader algorithms.
The mobile app is functional, providing traders with access to all their account information. Traders can add or withdraw funds, view trade history, create watchlists, access news, and view charts from the mobile app. It is also easy to navigate and set up.
The charting feature is one of the drawbacks of the mobile app. There are a limited number of common indicators available, such as RSI, MACD, and moving averages, but drawing functions and more advanced technical tools are missing. Full order functionality is available, including conditional orders and the ability to easily place stop losses and profit targets at the time of a trade.
Functional demo accounts are provided for free, giving potential clients time to assess the pricing structure before committing real capital. The one criticism of the broker’s demo accounts is that they expire in 30 days and Forex.com doesn’t give the prospective client the option of extending or applying for a new one under the same credentials. The implication seems to be that you’ve had enough time to test our platform, so either open a funded “live” account or go elsewhere.
Range of Offerings
Globally, Forex.com provides access to a broad selection of financial instruments across a wide range of different asset classes, including:
- 80+ currency pairs
- 220+ equities
- Commodities
- Indices
- Bonds
- ETFs
- Sectors
- Cryptocurrencies
- Gold & Silver
- Futures & Futures Options – U.S. (FuturesOnline)
In the U.S., its product line caters solely to spot forex trading, unleveraged gold & silver, and futures through its affiliate, FuturesOnline.
Customer Service
The broker’s website lists multiple ways that clients can contact Forex.com, including online chat and live phone support, from 10 a.m. ET on Sunday to 5 p.m. ET on Friday. FAQs and website client support were satisfactory, but repeated attempts to contact via “live chat” proved to be unsuccessful. Social media support is not available, although they do have social media accounts where they post market analysis and company information.
Phone support is the quickest way to have questions answered by a real person. There is a small menu to choose from at the start of the call. Wait times will vary based on call volume, but during a normal day you can expect to wait several minutes before being connected with a representative. Email support is available for more in-depth questions but expect to wait one to three business days for a response.
Education
Forex.com’s educational offerings are on par with the industry standard and are well organized. Clients can access content according to their experience level, or thematically. All content, with the exception of “technical analysis” topics that are available on the platform, can only be accessed through the website.
Client experience is divided into three categories—beginner, intermediate, and advanced, while themes range from the industry norm of providing market basics, such as fundamental and technical analysis, risk management, and trading strategies, to platform tutorials. A comprehensive glossary is also available.
New investors will find some helpful background information, but relying solely on Forex.com’s education to become proficient in the markets is unlikely. That said, the material covers all the major topics that a beginner should need to know.
Portfolio Analysis
Basic real-time information about client activity, such as balances, transaction activity, and profit/loss breakdown can be found on the platform. Forex.com does not provide a trading journal nor do they provide tax accounting tools on the platform. Unlike some competitors, Forex.com does not have a built-in tool for analyzing trading activity in any of its platforms.
Research Amenities
Forex.com’s market analysis and insights are on par with industry standards and serve to connect traders to the markets and supplement its educational resources.
Forex.com’s platform offers Trading Central, a third-party vendor that provides technical analysis reports along with an economic calendar, Reuters news feed, and proprietary news and analysis market-wrap articles. Additionally, a margin calculator and an array of trading and charting tools can be found on all of its trading platforms. The broker’s “premium” and “pro” accounts have the option of receiving research tailored to the client’s needs.
Security
Forex.com is regulated in several jurisdictions but since laws vary by country, the products offered also vary. For example, CFDs are not available to U.S. clients but are available outside the U.S.
Forex.com is a registered FCM and RFED with the CFTC and a member of the NFA (#0339826). Additionally, GAIN Capital UK Ltd. is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA #113942) in the U.K.
Client funds are kept segregated from the funds of Forex.com, which helps safeguard clients’ money in the event the company has financial issues. U.K./E.U. clients also have additional asset protection through the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), up to £85,000, while Canadian clients are protected by the Canadian Investor Protection Fund. U.S. clients are not as fortunate, as no additional insurance is provided by the company in terms of safeguarding their funds.
Forex.com offers negative balance protection, which is mandated under ESMA rules that went into effect in 2018, and guaranteed stop losses at an additional cost for its U.K./E.U. clients.
However, non-U.K./E.U. client accounts can go negative, as negative balance protection is not offered to them. In plain English, U.S. traders with negative account balances are on the hook for more money than they initially deposited into their accounts. Also, U.S. clients are not offered guaranteed stop loss orders.
Forex.com does have two-factor authentication (2FA) and bio-metric authentication for its mobile application, and encrypts data using SHA256, TripleDes, and MD5.
Verdict
Forex.com is an online broker that can service all types of traders but its emphasis on fast, reliable execution makes it a good fit for the high-volume trader who can earn rebates that would lower their trading costs.
The broker offers access to a variety of financial instruments with spread and commission costs that are on par with the industry, a choice of account types, multiple user interfaces, and educational and research resources. Customer service leaves a bit to be desired, especially the fact that “live” chat is functionally unavailable even though it is advertised as a selling point. In addition, substandard website maintenance speaks to a lack of attention to detail.
Being NFA/CFTC/FCA-regulated lends credibility, underscoring Forex.com’s status as a global online broker. That said, the inconsistency in not offering negative balance protection and guaranteed stop losses in the U.S. is a bit disconcerting given that the former gives clients peace of mind while the latter offers a viable risk management tool in volatile market conditions.
Overall, Forex.com checks off most of the boxes needed to be considered a good broker. However, the impression that one gets is that it could be so much better if a bit more attention was paid to the primary revenue generator – the customer.
Methodology
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In addition, every broker we surveyed was required to fill out a 320-point survey about all aspects of their platform that we used in our testing. Many of the online brokers we evaluated provided us with in-person demonstrations of their platforms at our offices.
Our team of industry experts, led by Theresa W. Carey, conducted our reviews and developed this best-in-industry methodology for ranking online investing platforms for users at all levels. Click here to read our full methodology.
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Forex Trading Knowledge Questions and Answers


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Forex Trading Knowledge Questions and Answers
What Is A Demo Account?
Demo accounts enable new investors to test their ideas and learn how to use trading technologies without risk. Users can use the demo account to trade with simulated money and see what their returns would be if they traded with real money. Demo accounts are often used in schools and universities to teach investing and compete in trading competitions.
Demo accounts are commonly used by stock traders, currency exchange traders, and commodities dealers, but not by long-term investors. A demo account is less effective since the longer it takes to produce earnings from an investment, the more time it takes away from compounding real money.
How Does A Demo Account Work?
Using demo accounts, investors can practice trading on a platform without putting their own money at risk. You will not be exposed to the dangers associated with live trading platforms on a demo account. As a result, you can learn how platforms work without putting your money at danger.
A demo account guarantees that you will not lose money, but it also guarantees that you will not make money. To reduce risk when trading on the real market, traders must learn discipline and establish techniques.
How to Open A Demo Account?
In general, opening a demo trading account is pretty simple. Choose a Broker – Most brokers provide demo trading interfaces to help you become acquainted with the features and create techniques. Choose which broker to use initially.
Registration is necessary, and you must provide your personal information. Name, address, and financial information will be requested. Your identification will almost certainly have to be validated as well.
Once you’ve decided on a broker, you can install MetaTrader4. Once you have decided on a broker, you will require a trading platform. MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 are the most popular trading platforms.
You will obtain login details after registering with a trading program. You will be able to open an account.
How Long Do Demo Accounts Last?
Traders can use a demo account to test out a program for up to three months before deciding whether to purchase the complete edition. The three-month term is basically offered to guarantee that the prospective buyer has enough information to make them desire to buy.
Why Is It Necessary to Open A Demo Account?
Traders can use a demo account to test out a program for up to three months before deciding whether to purchase the complete edition. The three-month term is basically offered to guarantee that the prospective buyer has enough information to make them desire to buy.
What Are Advantages of A Demo Accounts?
Demo accounts are an excellent method to learn about various trading tactics and software. Paper trading is a lot safer way for a beginner investor to make technical mistakes than real trading. Investors can benefit from the customised trading software provided by each firm.
A demo account lets you to test methods without risking any money, whether you are a novice or an experienced trader. Trading on a demo account allows the trader to test the approach before trading with real money.
Even though many traders begin with equities, commodities and Forex can be profitable. The same strategies, however, may not be applicable in all three asset groups. A demo account allows experienced traders to experiment with several asset classes.
The Differences Between Demo & Live Accounts
A forex demo account is distinct from a genuine account in that it is utilised as a training account for traders to practise trading without putting real money at risk. Real accounts, on the other hand, use actual money, and traders put their own money at risk. A demo account enables users to trade with fictitious money in order to imitate the earnings they would receive if they traded with real money. Demo accounts are often used in colleges and institutions to teach investing and compete in trading competitions.
However, studies have shown that even if a person has obtained extensive trading expertise through the use of virtual accounts, things may turn out differently when real money is involved. Because you are not putting anything at risk is more accessible when dealing with virtual money than when trading with actual money.
Can I have Multiple Forex Demo Accounts?
You may be able to open up to five demo accounts depending on the broker. Some, however, provide up to 19 demo accounts. There is no way to predict how many demo accounts are available at any particular time. All brokers do not limit the number of demo accounts.
If your broker has a demo account limit, you can contact their customer service via email or live chat to request more demo accounts.
There are brokers who will only allow you to open one account of each type per email address.
As a result, you are not able to establish any additional accounts until you give them with another email address or open a new account. Traders do not benefit from this practise because it requires them to spend their resources on opening new accounts rather than allowing them to open as many as they like.
In most circumstances, you won’t need more than five accounts, and depending on your plan, one may enough.
In any case, you should practise on a demo account until you are really proficient.
Is A Demo Trading Account Free?
Demo platforms are usually free. There is no risk of losing money because you will not be dealing with real money. As a result, there are no deposits, withdrawals, or training fees involved.
How to Choose Forex Accounts?
Different accounts have different settings. Before you open a trading account, you should answer the following questions:
How much money do you want to put down? You should keep in mind that trading with money you cannot afford to lose is not a good idea.
What is your level of risk tolerance? If you are a cautious trader, you can open a micro account and trade micro-lots. However, if you wish to trade more aggressively, you should open a regular account.
Do you require any specialised equipment? Many forex brokers provide their best trading tools to its professional clients, which may include cutting-edge news analysis or access to a diverse set of indicators.
Once you’ve determined what kind of trader you are, your trading objectives, and your risk tolerance, you’ll be able to choose which account is best for you.
Can I Take Money Out of a Demo Account?
Unfortunately, the answer is no. Demo accounts are only for practise purposes. You do not deposit anything because the account is not funded with real money.
As a result, any profits you would have made would be ineligible for withdrawal.


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AvaTrade introducing 3 new crypto pairs


AvaTrade introducing 3 new crypto pairs – updating 3 others
AvaTrade has yet again improved their cryptocurrency trading offering.
AvaTrade is introducing three new cryptocurrency pairs: NEOUSD, EOSUSD & MIOTAUSD in addition to the 15 crypto assets already on offer.
These new pairs have been available since July 1st, 2019 and provide an excellent opportunity to diversify your clients’ portfolios and increase their exposure to this vibrant 24/7 market.
Asset | Typical Spread | Leverage | Margin | Min Nominal Trade Size |
NEOUSD | 1.5% Over-market | 2:01 | 50% | 10 |
EOSUSD | 2% Over-market | 2:01 | 50% | 10 |
MIOTAUSD | 1.5% Over-market | 2:01 | 50% | 10 |
To unify their cryptocurrency instrument labels, They are relabeling their existing Ethereum, Ripple & Litecoin instruments, by replacing the existing instruments with new USD labelled ones:
Asset | Old Symbol | New Symbol |
RIPPLE | XRP | XRPUSD |
ETHEREUM | ETH | ETHUSD |
LITECOIN | LTC_Mini | LTCUSD |
These new pairs have also been available since July 1st,
The trading conditions for each one is identical to those of the older respective assets they replace.
Effective immediately, new positions are only available on the new pairs.
Avatrade Clients will not be able to open new positions on the old assets, but those already open will remain unaffected until July 29th.
Existing positions on XRP, ETH and Litecoin-mini that remain open on July 29th will be automatically replaced with corresponding positions on the new pairs, , at the same opening price and at no cost to clients.
as any broker that values their clients would do , Avatrade makes sure that the clients will not be affected by the change.
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Neteller Launches Cryptocurrency Exchange Service


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Neteller Launches Cryptocurrency Exchange Service
Neteller one of the most known Digital fiat currency wallet provider , has started allowing its users to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrencies including BTC, BCH, ETH, ETC, and LTC.
They do this on the large scale with a pilot in 10 countries and soon another 50 countries to join . They understand that if you do this effort it will only succeed if you can do this on a global scale.
Neteller and Cryptocurrencies
Neteller is a service which is operated by Paysafe Financial Services Ltd.,


paysafe
founded in 1999, Paysafe Financial Services entered the market with the mission to provide an online alternative to the known traditional payment methods.
Most of the traders aiming us now neteller as one of the companies through which we made our deposits and if we had any profits also our withdrawals. A couple of years ago they left the Forex and Binary industry behind since the charge-back issue became just too expensive.
But as any companies knows, if you do not adept you die. The binary option market is all but dead and the Forex industry has moved also into the directions of the cryptocurrencies. thus, neteller understands that this is where the future is.
So Lasts week they announced that they are now offering a wallet with buy and sell cryptocurrency options.
As of today, Neteller users can buy, hold and sell cryptocurrencies via a recognized cryptocurrency exchange including bitcoin, bitcoin cash, ethereum, ethereum classic and litecoin, purchased using any one of 28 fiat currencies available in the Neteller wallet.
It may not seem so exciting but for many users that love this service it actually is. More and more currencies will be added making them an true exchange in the near future.
Now one is able to fund their neteller account through many different means (Mobile, Epay, Paysafecard, local bank deposits, and bitcoin)
We think that will make the threshold for many people, who would want to buy or sell cryptocurrencies, lower. This in return is a good thing for the overall acceptance of the cryptocurrencies in the mainstream of every day life.
Conditions for buying and selling cryptocurrencies through Neteller
The rates offered are somewhat in the lower middle of the current market making them go for the save route. The average market rates on the major cryptocurrency exchanges differ all in all not that much anyways, as this is not the main reason to choose to buy Bitcoin through Neteller
The minimum cryptocurrency purchase or sale amount is “approximately equal to 10 EUR,” the firm clarified, adding that the maximum amount depends on the transaction limits associated with each account.
When You open an account with Neteller you have to choose your default currency. This is of course for most people in accordance on their geographical locations, people in Britain will go for the pound most Europeans go for the euro and pretty much the rest of the work goes for the US Dollar, thou other currencies are available
The fee is 1.5 percent for purchasing and selling cryptocurrencies from wallets with EUR or USD as the default currency.
The fee rises to 3 percent for wallets with other default currencies.
Neteller | Why is this a good move for neteller and one that we should expect from other online Payment providers as well ?
At this moment till last week Neteller users can pay, get paid on thousands of sites, and send money around the world through their system.
The company claims to have “millions of point-of-sale, ATM and online locations” for users to withdraw or spend their cash.
Last July 25, Paysafe ( which as you remember is the company that owns Neteller
We could now see that this was like their test run on this concept.
We do not know the numbers that Skrill produced since they offered this service but it must have been encouraging enough for Paysafe to include their flagship brand in this endevour.
We will see where this leads but we are hopeful that this is the next step in global acceptance to the cryptocurrency revolution. Let me know what you think
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