To be fair to Steve, @Turveyd, you're actually confusing two radically different things, here. What you're referring to above as NQ, having a spread of 0.9 - 1.2, isn't actually NQ at all: it's a spot forex broker's own product which they (misleadingly and inaccurately) refer to as NQ. Hence its "spread".
Again, your confusion is with what "it" refers to: actually two completely different things.
When you responded, earlier, to the posts (including mine) suggesting that NQ might be suitable to you, it was clear to me - from knowing how/where you're trading at the moment - what you meant, so I didn't imagine you were talking total nonsense, or anything ... but to be fair to Steve, he didn't know that you were conflating NQ with something a counterparty market-maker is offering you to trade, and it's not too difficult to see why he found your response pretty exasperating ... (as indeed I would have, myself, to be honest, if I didn't know you!) ... I'm "just saying" ...![]()
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None of the USA index's trade well via FXCM Spot Forex account, DAX is PERFECT little money maker, EurUsd and GBPUSD are both pretty handy aswell.
Don't feel the need to go elsewhere to trade NQ or YM or ES mind.
