The ECN Test Explained I just want to clarify the ECN test that I mentioned before. I should have explained what I meant by the test. If you want to verify that you are trading on a "true" ECN, and distinguish between a real and fake ECN, you can ...

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A limit order is an order for a specific price or better. So yes, there is a difference: a limit order does not allow for negative slippage, but does allow for a better price. In other words, your limit order is the maximum price you are willing to ...

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Low Spreads Regarding your first question about the implications of very low spreads, I can only say that the picture you posted above is showing average spread conditions. Keep in mind that true spreads are variable. They are never fixed to a ...

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I'm not a lawyer, but I can answer your question. The Permissions When a brokerage house registers with the Financial Conduct Authority, they are granted certain "permissions" that allow them to carry out various types of business operations. The ...

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