Tight spreads

@Sandy:  Hey there! I get that you're a bit worried about certain instruments on XM having higher spreads. But you know, different instruments come with different spreads because of varying liquidity and supply-demand situations. So, it's pretty normal to see some spreads at the lower end while others might have a bit more spread.

Now, regarding your observation about spreads fluctuating during peak trading, that's totally normal too. Real market spreads do that, and if XM has a floating spread, it means they're keeping it real. The floating spread, which can sometimes be high, is also tied to liquidity and supply-demand factors. (read : Fixed Spread Vs Floating Spread, What are the Differences?)

As someone who uses XM, I find that despite some instruments having higher spreads, the platform's education offerings are top-notch and perfect for beginners. The overall facilities on XM are on par with other brokers. Personally, I'm a fan of the XM Copy Trade feature. It's a great way for beginners to start making profits while learning the ropes of Forex. Definitely worth checking out. And remember, it's not just about fees; look at the overall facilities. If you're skeptical about my experience, you can read this article for more details (Getting Started with XM Copy Trading for New Investors)