Legitimate automated trading robots / brokers for u.s. traders

[Sig]

There are a ton of regulated fx brokers in the US. In fact there are more regulated ones than not. The same cannot be said of Cyprus & Co.

There are only two regulate binary exchanges in the U.S., Nadex and CantorExchange, which is the point I was responding to. There are a number of Forex brokers, but they are not CFTC regulated.

 

[userque]

If so he's still not correct because CantorExchange is also CFTC approved.

Most beginners are on such matters. Interesting 2015 comparison:

Understanding the Differences between Cantor Exchange and Nadex
http://www.financemagnates.com/bina...ifferences-between-cantor-exchange-and-nadex/

"While Nadex is geared toward the individual retail trader, Cantor Exchange is aimed at attracting binary option platforms..."

 

[tlatoani]

You should maybe learn that there is an average and then there are edge cases. That's why around most means in distributions there is a non zero standard deviation. I am almost exclusively trading currencies , developed markets as well as emerging markets. Spot cash, forwards, NDFs and options. Just because you don't like shills (neither do i) does not mean everyone, who trades fx, is one. Maybe you can respect those who fall to the right of the curve?

I agree with you-- there are many legit currency traders--- just ones looking for "robots" are not the most astute people and there are tons of them attracted to this site, like bees to honey looking for fast money from their micro account.