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Is there a broker who doesn’t charge clients in a form of “pips per trade”?
And has a certain number of requirements indicated for investing? Or at least a broker who charges lower than Oanda?
over 2 years ago
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Hi, I have confirmed that Oanda allows this but you need to have a primary and secondary account to be able to use this feature.You just have to come up with the margin if you trade in the opposite direction. FxSol, I think, does the same but you won't have to come up with the margin. But please take note that I don’t have any experience with bi-directional trading.
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I don't have a list of pip spreads but as i compared Noone from Oanda, it shows that Noone is much cheaper than Oanda. Just go to google, and try to search for "fx broker comparison" and you will see that Noone is much better than Oanda.
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As far as I know, Oanda has restricted their members from doing this. Most of the traders right now have been using analogy in forex trading that’s why both long term and short term trading is closed.
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