Non-US broker for EA scalpers

Jamesstefines · Nov 9, 2020

Hi traders, need help finding a regulated non-US broker and a non-scammer with Metatrader platforms. Any experiences?

Jastinross · Nov 9, 2020

My experience is with IC markets. They’ve got MT4, MT5 and WebTrader. Find them compatible with EAs so far, just a bit clumsy with withdrawals sometimes.

guest_trader_1 · Nov 9, 2020

Hi, yeah IC Markets and IG (the one I use). They are ok with scalping and have MT4 & MT5 available. They also have Pro Real Time if you want to use it.

El Trado · Nov 9, 2020

Oanda works fine, is regulated outside of the US and provide Metatrader.... No problem getting money out from them..

TradeTune · Nov 9, 2020

Is FXCM and Forex.com (Gain ) are any good ? I don't have a forex account

shrieksmokey98 · Nov 9, 2020

Use Forex TB to trade in 300+ markets. Though it only supports MT4.

Kagisopeter · Nov 9, 2020

It is only regulated by Cysec and doesn't have Metatrader 5.

shrieksmokey98 said:
Use Forex TB to trade in 300+ markets. Though it only supports MT4.

Jastinross · Nov 10, 2020

Better to go with a broker regulated in different areas.

Johannab · Nov 11, 2020

Go with XM and Fxview. Both are european brokers and hold a couple of regulations too.

Let me give you a brief breakdown for each:

Trading platforms:

XM - MT4, MT5, Webtrader
Fxview - MT4, MT5, ActTrader

Regulations:

XM - IFSC, Cysec, ASIC
Fxview - Cysec, FCA, CONSOB, Bafin, ACPR, CNVM

Withdrawal times:

XM - 2-5 working days
Fxview - 1-2 working days

ECN account:
XM - No
Fxview - Yes

Didn’t had much trouble since a couple of months trading with both.

Jamesstefines · Nov 11, 2020

use RSI and moving average indicators to detect the trends.