List of Experienced Forex Brokers

Unregulated brokers sometimes mess around with the spreads. They didn't just do this for minor currencies, but sometimes also in major currency trades.

Forex brokers can use many reasons for doing this. They can blame the liquidity provider or a news release for unreasonably widening the spreads.

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Accordingly, there are two major reasons why many forex brokers opt for multiple licenses:

1. To comply with regulatory frameworks in the countries where they offer trading services.
2. To maintain market integrity and build investor confidence in the company.

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1. Normally, a trader has to trade with a certain number of volumes before withdrawing the profits derived from the no deposit bonus.
2. A welcome bonus requires a deposit from a trader for getting this bonus.
3. The deposit match bonus typically has a minimum deposit requirement, a maximum limit, and the broker matches a trader's deposit at a preset percentage, typically ranging from 30% to 300%.

Bonus schemes from forex brokers have some requirements regarding how much your initial deposit should be or how much you need to trade if you intend to withdraw profits. The requirements may be okay for some traders, but some others may see them as a source of frustration.

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Market makers and dealing desk brokers are similar in that they both facilitate trades within their own platforms, but they are not exactly the same.

Market makers typically provide liquidity by creating a market for traders, while dealing desk brokers may take a more active role in managing orders, which can lead to potential conflicts of interest.

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