hi anyone looking for reliable Forex Broker ?
anyone In AU after march Change leverage if wanna change broker please contact me
anyone In AU after march Change leverage if wanna change broker please contact me
Looking for an ASIC broker that is equivalent of LMAX 26 replies
FCA regulated or other reputably regulated Broker with 1:500 0 replies
European regulated forex broker 9 replies
Need nsa, fsa or asic regulated broker that accepts liberty reserve 4 replies
FXOpen Investments Pty Ltd is now regulated by ASIC 2 replies
Dislikedhi anyone looking for reliable Forex Broker ? anyone In AU after march Change leverage if wanna change broker please contact meIgnored
DislikedFor ASIC regulation, ICM and FP Markets are good choices because they are also older brokers that have been in the forex business for over a decade.Ignored
DislikedThere are two regulations of which I am aware that are from top-tier government bodies, and those are FCA and ASIC. If you are looking for an ASIC broker, then using brokers such as Etoro and FP Markets is a good choice because of their robust trading conditions and quick customer service in answering client queries.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Be aware that non-Australian traders are not regulated under ASIC if you trade with FP Markets. Ask them specifically and you will learn that although you trade with them your regulator will be an offshore regulator.Ignored
DislikedWhat's peoples experience with Thinkmarkets? Don't see allot of posts here one way or another.Ignored
Disliked{quote} But if they shunt you off to the Vanuatu branch office, you will get much more leverage, right?Ignored
Disliked{quote} The problem is that if FP goes under for some or other reason you will not enjoy the same rights as an Australian citizen with regards to the security of your funds. I got all my funds back when Alpari went under. $ 34 000. My account then as a non UK citizen were covered by the UK regulator and i was treated the same as UK account holders. Regulation is Key. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I understand that. For the rest of it, I haven't researched it, but can Aussies brokers accept overseas clients and then they are not covered by ASIC rules? Or do you mean Aussies brokers accept overseas clients under the Vanuatu branch without ASIC coverage? Either way, it should be up to the trader to know the terms of opening an account. CheersIgnored
DislikedASIC has basically told Aussie brokers this: "If you accept clients from country xxx, make sure you comply with the rules/regulation of country xxx". But ASIC brokers are only for Australian residents.Ignored
DislikedAny traders here that are outside of Australia that trade live with an Australian broker, please help out. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} That's a very explicit statement, but I think it's more your opinion than fact. This is from the first broker I checked. Any traders here that are outside of Australia that trade live with an Australian broker, please help out. {image}Ignored