At the end of the day, all brokers are more or less the same. Because the competition is quite fierce, you may see a broker offering a feature that other brokers are catching up to offering in the near future. Every broker differs slightly in terms of funding methods, withdrawal methods, spread conditions (liquidity), platform, support, and so on. One person may like Oanda because of its funding while others that spread hate about Oanda may be because of the funding methods. It all boils down to you. Do you ask the people around you about a store and whether or not it is a “good” store? Or do you go in and take a look? Probably the latter. If you have to, go look around a bit.
Are you really going to withdraw more than once a month?
I guess I’m used to poker sites where you’re paying a transaction fee both to get money (usually a percentage, 4-7% is most common) in and money out (and big fees, $50/withdrawal with a maximum withdrawal of a few thousand is not uncommon), so by comparison Forex seems mighty nice.
[QUOTE=“JohnMHarris;641170”]Are you really going to withdraw more than once a month? I guess I’m used to poker sites where you’re paying a transaction fee both to get money (usually a percentage, 4-7% is most common) in and money out (and big fees, $50/withdrawal with a maximum withdrawal of a few thousand is not uncommon), so by comparison Forex seems mighty nice.[/QUOTE]
Well I withdraw once a month with oanda. But I have other brokers to withdraw from. So I can keep cash flow. When I had my ACM. I always withdrew every Friday.
[QUOTE=“arthurlibeert;641769”] Yea, I found it on the site, but it’s only with creditcard… And you can only withdraw 125% of ur deposit so if u make 30% u can’t withdraw it all…[/QUOTE]
I don’t know. I don’t fund with a credit card. So my money is credited to my bank account. I only withdraw profits.