Hello all,
Here is a nice comparison of the spreads for end of day July 2nd, 2010 for FXDD vs. FXCM vs. InterBankFX.
I'm currently trying to find which broker will give me the most reliable data as I depend on it to produce a DDE-based Excel spreadsheet. And also I am developing an automated trading system (ATM) so the less spreads and more reliability/stability in data the better.
Anyone have opinions and evidence please let me know.
As you can see spreads are usually 2-5 pips.
Interesting how FXCM has more symbols/instruments to trade. This feature looks more attractive and might sway my decision making.
It looks like FXCM tends to have smaller spreads:
For GBP/JPY:
FXCM - 5 pips
FXDD - 9 pips
InterBank FX - 6 pips
For AUD/CAD:
FXCM - 5 pips
FXDD - 8 pips
Interbank FX - 6 pips
For AUD/NZD:
FXCM - 9 pips
FXDD - 14 pips
Interbank FX - 14 pips
( ... 14 pips!!!!! wtf??)
Here is a nice comparison of the spreads for end of day July 2nd, 2010 for FXDD vs. FXCM vs. InterBankFX.
I'm currently trying to find which broker will give me the most reliable data as I depend on it to produce a DDE-based Excel spreadsheet. And also I am developing an automated trading system (ATM) so the less spreads and more reliability/stability in data the better.
Anyone have opinions and evidence please let me know.
As you can see spreads are usually 2-5 pips.
Interesting how FXCM has more symbols/instruments to trade. This feature looks more attractive and might sway my decision making.
It looks like FXCM tends to have smaller spreads:
For GBP/JPY:
FXCM - 5 pips
FXDD - 9 pips
InterBank FX - 6 pips
For AUD/CAD:
FXCM - 5 pips
FXDD - 8 pips
Interbank FX - 6 pips
For AUD/NZD:
FXCM - 9 pips
FXDD - 14 pips
Interbank FX - 14 pips
( ... 14 pips!!!!! wtf??)
) )