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Originally Posted by Clint
Don't rule out a U.S. broker with a wholly-owned subsidiary in another country. Consider FXCM (UK), for example.
FXCM (UK) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of FXCM (US), but they operate under FSA regulation in Britain, totally free of all the over-regulation of the NFA and CFTC here in the U.S.
FXCM (UK) allows scalping and hedging; they are not affected by the ridiculous new FIFO rules adopted by the CFTC; and they offer various account-types, including Micro and Standard Accounts.
For U.S. customers, account deposits and withdrawals are handled by FXCM (UK), and FXCM (US), in exactly the same way.
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really? do they have no swap account? if yes...i don't have to look for other brokers as fxcm is quite famous...and what is the minimum deposit for opening an account? do they use MT4 platform?
