Here are some reviews. They say pretty much the same thing. 80 pips in slippage? All I can say is I have never had 1 pip in slippage.Quote from cabletrader:
but that doesn't excuse your sheer stubbornness in refusing to do some simple research of your own instead of expecting other people to do it for you. If you bothered to Google FXCM you would see literally dozens and dozens of complaints but according to you they're all wrong and you are right, not a good trait for a trader!
http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/public/review/www.fxcm.com
http://www.currencysecrets.com/2005/05/13/fxcm-review/
I have turned $25 into $2100 in 5 months. Yea I guess they screwed me the whole time. All that slippage, stop hunting, wow it just killed me.Quote from cabletrader:
It's quite likely you won't experience some of these issues until you start making some consistent gains,
Since they donât widen the spreads, there would be no possible way they could stop hunt and get away with it. What part of that donât you understand? You say Iâm naïve, but donât proove your theory of stop hunting. In 5 months of trading, Iâve never not been able to execute an order, nor have I have seen the price off by more than a pip or 2.Quote from cabletrader:
Despite having it explained to you it seems you still don't understand the stupidity in your comment about "people hitting their off market quotes", just another example of your ignorance and naivety, but what's worse is you don't seem to want to learn, you know better.
Letâs just face it. You canât handle the truth. You guys love to whine about these brokers, but the simple fact is you canât make money off of them, so you bash them instead.
