When I first try Icmarket, I check the demo account first. Unfortunately, my experience with icmarket wasn't as good as I expected. The platform was a little buggy and my order goted often. I have to say that this is very underwhelming, especially because I have been reading good reviews from them. But, I took a leap of faith and try out their raw account. Surprisingly, it went even better compared to the demo account. None of my trades is beinged. Withdrawal also goes so smoothly. So far I love it.

I don't know what is happening with IC Markets right now, it seems like their service getting really bad lately. Withdrawal used to be so smooth, but now it's like I'm a criminal for trying to get my own money. My friend and I don't know what to do, we still have our funds in our MT4 accounts that we can't withdraw. Aren't they supposed to be ASIC regulated? I can't believe this is happening.

Their customer service is one of the worst I have ever met. So, I had this small problem where I can't log in to my account from the desktop, but I can through my phone. Since I find it odd, I asked the customer service and they were terrible! I am not exaggerating, I originally very patient with people. The staff that was talking to me seemed to not understand what I'm talking about and why it is such a big problem for me. Overall it feels very unprofesional. Oanda need to train their team better.

Okay, I need a solution to this problem. So far I have never experienced this before, so it's really taken me by surprise. I was trading USD/CAD several days ago and I place a buy order. At first, everything goes very smoothly and gradually headed my direction but all of a sudden it turned around, and in a flash of one candle my account was blown. It goes as far as leaving a balance of -21.51 dollars in my trading account. I wouldn't be mad if I didn't suspect a foul play here. However, I have another account in a different broker in which I open similar positions and I didn't lose that much. Even with the slippage, it's still crazy.

I'm still a bit confused about choosing a broker. I am interested in FXOpen which has a small minimum deposit for ecn accounts. My questions:

1. Is there any difference between FXOpen UK and FXOpen broker in Indonesia?

2. Is the IB also regulated by the same regulator as the UK broker?

3. Which one should I choose? fxopen uk or fxopen indonesia?

If I have a capital of $50 USD, what quantity should I use and what percentage of the capital do I need to stay safe when entering the market?

Is FXTM regulated in the UK?

Is Tickmill good?

A few tips for new traders who are on a journey to find the perfect broker: there is no perfect brokers.

However, there are some features you might want to look at when you choose a broker. For example, spreads, commissions, deposits, withdrawals, and for me customer service also plays a big role. So far, IC Markets has fulfilled most of my needs. Spreads are great, deposits and withdrawals also went smoothly, their customer service is also great. But I find their commission fees a little bit on the expensive side. However, that is a price I am willing to pay since they have great order executions. There are some minor problems like jumpy price charts or server trouble, but I also have these problems in other brokers. So far, trading with IC Markets has been outstanding.

I want to trade on micro account with the amount of 1000 USD. If I use 0.1 lot, what is the resistance of my funds? And how much is per 0.1 lot?