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True that.

MT5 with fxview.

It helps you in getting the understanding of a real trading as beginners and as for experienced traders, they can backtest their strategies.

Same!

I vote Fxview. Everything looks good on the conditions. Spreads on majors are competitive, commission $1/lot per side, hardly face any requotes so far.

I feel the same that's why i also mainly prefer majors.

So true. Gratitude is the key.

I haven't tried IBKR yet. As for fxview, i recently came across them and haven't faced any issue as such. As for good things-spread, commission and most importantly, has strong regulation. If there's any change, will keep you posted on it.

Scalping is neither more or less risky than other trading styles. It is an orange and not another apple.

It does.

$70 (10 lots round trip) to ICM. or $35 per side. mm= million since 10 lots = 100,000 x 10 = 1mm. Recently saw fxview, their commission is way low $2/lot, or 10 lots (round) = $20, 3.5 times lower.

Possible!

I really don't have favorites, but when it comes to choosing a broker I always make sure they are regulated. Here some of the ones I trust- eToro, Fxview and IC markets.Before choosing always make sure to compare trading conditions though.

I did not know there can be number of financial market movies. Would really like to watch these.

I agree with you to some extent.

By sticking to a proven trading method.

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Emotional or Revenge trading.