Well at least you've got yourself a point of view, even if it is a little misguided.
No need for 'very wide stops', I trade intraday with never more than a 30 or 35 pip stop unless I'm scaling into a longer term yield positive trade.
Of course unscrupulous behaviour exists in forex, it exists in every market and pretty much every business come to that, it's up to the trader to identify what that unscrupulous behaviour is and to try and find a way to neutralize it or turn it to his advantage, or else find another broker who is honest.
I trade all sorts of exotic pairs simply to exploit their volatility, Eur/Usd might be fine for some people but it's a bit too limiting for my style of trading.
As for getting "currencies direction correctly all the time", if you're a trader you'll already know it's not about 'all the time' it's about probability, control of risk, and maximizing profit. I know traders who have an abysmal ratio and they make some very healthy returns.
Sorry, I haven't read anything here to convince me that your trading experience is anything more than novice level, and I haven't read anything to convince me to abandon a market I've traded for years in favor of futures, if anything it's confirmed I'm in exactly the right place for what I do. I respect your decision to trade futures, that's your choice, I trade spot and that's my choice.
