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Low Spread Forex Brokers in Singapore

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As an important financial hub in Asia, Singapore has become one of the major expansion areas for global forex brokerages. There are many top-notch brokers settling in the area, creating a distinctive market with its variety of trading conditions for clients.

Low spread is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after features from a forex broker. Thus, we specifically put together a list of forex brokers in Singapore that provide low spread. Check the list below.


Mar 29 2024

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In a fixed exchange rate system, the deposit and withdrawal rates remain constant, eliminating the risk of transaction spreads.  As a result, traders do not need to worry about spreads, and the rates remain constant, ensuring that the spread cost is eliminated. This provides traders with more predictable and transparent transaction costs.

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A scalper can open and close 30 positions in a day. Say the broker charges a spread of 3 pips for every position, the profit average is 5 pips, the loss average is 3 pips, and the scalper makes 20 winning trades and 10 losing trades. The total profit and loss without the spread are:

(20 x 5) - (10 x 3) = 70 pips

If the spread is charged:

((20 x 5) - (10 x 3)) - (30 x 3) = -20 pips

The result is disappointing, right? Although they have made twenty profitable trades, the total profit/loss turns to minus once the spread is applied.

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Believe it or not, you can ask the broker directly. Some ECN/STP brokers openly state that they mark up spreads because they feel they have the right to do so.

You can also check the authenticity of spreads from an ECN/STP broker that (perhaps) covers up its spread mark-up by directly comparing the broker's spread with the actual market spread.

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Scalping should only be used on an account with low spreads. If the EUR/USD bid price is 1.19610 and the ask price is 1.19620, then the spread of that pair is 1 pip, about 10 percent of a scalper's profit target if they intend to gain only 10 pips each trade.

If you aim for a few hundred or a thousand pips, one pip may seem minuscule. But that one pip can be a huge part of your trade if you only aim for 10-20 pips.

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