Forex Brokers That Accept Stellar (xlm) Payment Method for Deposit and Withdrawal

Earnforex has sorted out current forex broker awards into three categories:

1. The highest tier (trusted) awards are organized by renowned and highly reputable publications such as FXStreet.
2. Medium-tier (expos and conventions) such as Finance Magnates Summits and iFX Expo. The organizers themselves are reputable, and there are some rather tough qualifications for forex brokers who want to participate
3. Lowest tier (dubious awards), including magazines and broker rating websites such as World Finance Magazine, International Business Magazine, Financial Derivative Magazine, and so on.

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Brokers may manipulate charts for various reasons, although it's important to note that not all brokers engage in such practices, and many operate with integrity. When manipulation of charts does occur, some potential reasons include:

1. Generate additional fees or profits.
2. Manage liquidity in the market.
3.  Brokers operating in unregulated or poorly regulated markets may engage in chart manipulation more frequently because they face fewer consequences. 

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Because of its nature, many brokers set some definitions and limitations for applying a scalping strategy. A forex broker may arrange terms such as the minimum pips for every stop loss and profit target, the minimum duration of a holding position, or other terms related to scalping. Although most brokers now allow their clients to apply the scalping method freely, some prohibit the strategy strictly.

Furthermore, some brokers may say that they allow scalping but then set some limitations for clients' orders that are suspected of practicing scalping. This usually results in brokers' intervention, resulting in clients' loss. In other words, some brokers may try to discourage scalping indirectly by using hidden strategies that put their clients at a disadvantage.

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Yes, it might be.

You may receive a phone call asking for more deposits or more frequent trade. This is possible as your contact information is accessible to the company.

Thus, your data may facilitate the broker to contact you by email or cell phone, urging you to be more speculative and increasing your risks in the market.

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