It takes an objective rating, where you can choose a good broker to trade

Dear traders!
There just do not those in the less objective rating of brokers?
Trying to find i was looking a bunch of sites, the results are different everywhere. A friend said that these ratings are purchased. What to do?

hang yourself:)

There is no objectivity here. Hardly find something worthwhile.
First of all, pay attention to the age of a broker, how much time he has on the market, as established itself, the site should be stout, the abundance of trading tools, well, clearly the case - spreads, on the license can pay attention, FMRRC certificates and so on. I have been trading for itself in a few brokers, so reliable …

yeah … I thought about it already, to break up the deposit. But first a good idea to decide on at least 2-3.

Everything is bought and ratings as well. Look TV more! Although it may have already bought …

Even awards can be bought sometimes. It’s all about advertising money I guess. What you can do is to ask the traders around you if you know anyone. What you read in forums and websites could sometimes give you a better picture of a certain broker although some could be planted by their marketing guys.

Personally I only believe what I saw with my own eyes. Attending seminars and trade shows to meet up with the brokers would be the best way, at least for me. For example my broker FXPRIMUS, I’ve met their Director of Education Mario Singh and some top management at their shows.

Personally I only believe what I saw with my own eyes. Attending seminars and trade shows to meet up with the brokers would be the best way, at least for me. For example my broker FXPRIMUS, I’ve met their Director of Education Mario Singh and some top management at their shows.

Why are you copying what bigbangfx said?

Since starting trading the forex over 3 years ago, I have gone through live accounts with a whole bunch of brokers (over 8)…including that broker FXPrimus mentioned above…but have since then stopped trading with them due to some issues or problems.
Choose brokers which are regulated by well recognized regulators (NFA, FSA, ASIC, FINMA) and stay away from brokers registered and regulated by exotic island countries (including Cyprus, Malta, Seychelles, Mauritius, etc) and definitely stay away from Baltic States brokers and Russia. This applies to no matter how long they claim to be in business because you will have little chance of resolving your complaints and money.
Also, be very careful of those brokers claiming to be registered and regulated by the New Zealand authorities because you will only be protected if you are a New Zealand citizen.

After going through so many brokers, I am now sticking with only one ASIC regulated broker, [B]AXITRADER[/B].
I chose this broker because they are ASIC regulated, fast & easy deposit & withdrawal facilities, prompt customer service, have very few complaints from genuine clients, and their MT4 platform is pretty stable with fast trade execution.

But, like in life, nothing can be guaranteed and one day, if I am not happy with this broker, I will close account and look for another one.