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    FINDING THE BEST BROKER – TIPS TO IDENTIFY THE BEST BROKER IN A MARKET PLACE

    FINDING THE BEST BROKER – TIPS TO IDENTIFY THE BEST BROKER IN A MARKET PLACE

    Published by Gbaf News

    Posted on November 13, 2011

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    When crossing a bridge, a person makes sure that it is not hanging from a single line. They do not want to take their car over, just to go plunging down as the bridge gives way under them. A broker is very similar to this bridge. In fact, he or she is the bridge between a trader and the forex market. A broker is the window into the global currency market and it is through them that a trade will receive water to grow. It is important that one is able to trust a broker, as one trusts a doctor. A good broker can be found by doing some basic groundwork. This includes novice traders as well as traders who want to change their current brokers or engage new ones. Here are tips to identify the best broker in a market for you.

    Right Broker

    Right Broker

    Researching and assessing the broker:
    The pathway between the market and the traders is inundated with brokers and zeroing on one demands some time and dedication. The main factors involved in selecting a forex broker are the needs of the trader and the nature of the transactions. Once this is established, one turns to a broker who fits these requirements and criteria. The main things that one has to assess are:

    • Commissions: brokers should not over-charge in their commissions.
    • Interest rates: the rates offered are important especially for Muslims and overnight traders. If the trader is a Muslim, many brokers offer interest free transactions.
    • Leverage: a high-quality broker should have the option of minimum leverage for new traders.
    • Accounts and mode of payment: the rates offered for opening an account and expediency of payment.
    • Customer care services: broker should provide 24/7 customer services which may cater to any queries or other support you may need.

    How to get this information:
    A good way of getting these details is by consulting experienced traders as well as current brokers. The best online forex traders’ forums that discuss brokers and firms as well as forex reviews provide good insight.

    Background checks and investigation:
    A background check up should be conducted once a few candidates have been selected. The most common way is contacting Security regulators who have information on brokers. A background check will yield if they are licensed, reputation, and history as well as complaints, civil law and disciplinary actions taken against them. This will protect traders from forex frauds and defaulters. Checks will also give a clear picture whether brokers provide first-rate investments or steer dealings for their firms. Most firms or brokers provide demo accounts where one can gauge their dealing tactics and get familiar with how they work.

    Talk to them:
    Although this filtering will get one a good list of legitimate and practiced brokers, it is best to talk to them personally. The trader will be able to gauge if they are genuinely going to provide services concerning transactions and dealings or if they are just after money. This will also discern if the trader can develop a working relationship with the broker.
    The global currency market is a trove of risk and traders should educate themselves and invest some time that will save much bigger investment.

    When crossing a bridge, a person makes sure that it is not hanging from a single line. They do not want to take their car over, just to go plunging down as the bridge gives way under them. A broker is very similar to this bridge. In fact, he or she is the bridge between a trader and the forex market. A broker is the window into the global currency market and it is through them that a trade will receive water to grow. It is important that one is able to trust a broker, as one trusts a doctor. A good broker can be found by doing some basic groundwork. This includes novice traders as well as traders who want to change their current brokers or engage new ones. Here are tips to identify the best broker in a market for you.

    Right Broker

    Right Broker

    Researching and assessing the broker:
    The pathway between the market and the traders is inundated with brokers and zeroing on one demands some time and dedication. The main factors involved in selecting a forex broker are the needs of the trader and the nature of the transactions. Once this is established, one turns to a broker who fits these requirements and criteria. The main things that one has to assess are:

    • Commissions: brokers should not over-charge in their commissions.
    • Interest rates: the rates offered are important especially for Muslims and overnight traders. If the trader is a Muslim, many brokers offer interest free transactions.
    • Leverage: a high-quality broker should have the option of minimum leverage for new traders.
    • Accounts and mode of payment: the rates offered for opening an account and expediency of payment.
    • Customer care services: broker should provide 24/7 customer services which may cater to any queries or other support you may need.

    How to get this information:
    A good way of getting these details is by consulting experienced traders as well as current brokers. The best online forex traders’ forums that discuss brokers and firms as well as forex reviews provide good insight.

    Background checks and investigation:
    A background check up should be conducted once a few candidates have been selected. The most common way is contacting Security regulators who have information on brokers. A background check will yield if they are licensed, reputation, and history as well as complaints, civil law and disciplinary actions taken against them. This will protect traders from forex frauds and defaulters. Checks will also give a clear picture whether brokers provide first-rate investments or steer dealings for their firms. Most firms or brokers provide demo accounts where one can gauge their dealing tactics and get familiar with how they work.

    Talk to them:
    Although this filtering will get one a good list of legitimate and practiced brokers, it is best to talk to them personally. The trader will be able to gauge if they are genuinely going to provide services concerning transactions and dealings or if they are just after money. This will also discern if the trader can develop a working relationship with the broker.
    The global currency market is a trove of risk and traders should educate themselves and invest some time that will save much bigger investment.

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