The best forex platform!

Adambr · 01-16-2009, 02:36 AM

Hi guys! My name is Adam. Do you know what the best forex platform is?

thaliawfn · 01-16-2009, 05:47 AM

Hi, I'm also new here, I'm looking for a good platform , and if I can find one , I will tell you. Nice to meet you, Adam.

Hdsn · 01-17-2009, 03:06 AM

Take a look on brokers reviews though my suggestion is for you to try the most used in the market like tradeview or alpari. I have accounts on both of them and have happened excellent. You won't know it 'til you try them.

Gpjoe · 01-20-2009, 03:21 AM

I highly recommend a platform that has been quite helpful for my strategy, it is T-vie platinum. I mean it's been great because I used to have a lot of execution problems and once I got this platform everything it's been great.

Fedd · 01-21-2009, 07:36 AM

Hi there,

I think the best platform is the one which suits your investment frames and fetches your expected returns. therefore i suggest you all to listen advices of all traders but follow only your heart.

Try the demos and practice accounts of top brokers like finexo.com, etoro.com, etc and choose the best of your investing trading perspective.

Regards

Pip's wife · 01-22-2009, 01:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Fedd

Hi there,

I think the best platform is the one which suits your investment frames and fetches your expected returns. therefore i suggest you all to listen advices of all traders but follow only your heart.

Try the demos and practice accounts of top brokers like finexo.com, etoro.com, etc and choose the best of your investing trading perspective.

Regards

I share that point of view, I took all kind of advices when I started, I mean I tried every single demo recommended on the forums until I got to develop criteria and choose the best for my strategy. I stuck to tvf and I made a great choice since I've got to see pretty good results. Trust your instinct!

Adambr · 01-22-2009, 02:53 AM

Thanks all for the suggestions, I'll check those platforms and come back telling you what happens. Anyway I would like to start demo trading, anyone of those platforms can let me practice firstly?

Gpjoe · 01-23-2009, 01:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Adambr

Thanks all for the suggestions, I'll check those platforms and come back telling you what happens. Anyway I would like to start demo trading, anyone of those platforms can let me practice firstly?

I guess each platform from the ones mentioned above have demo account so you can practice first. For me a good strategy is to download a few from the good brokers as Tradeview or alpari so you can compare results.

Fedd · 01-30-2009, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Pip's wife

I share that point of view, I took all kind of advices when I started, I mean I tried every single demo recommended on the forums until I got to develop criteria and choose the best for my strategy. I stuck to tvf and I made a great choice since I've got to see pretty good results. Trust your instinct!

Thats good my friend you are now at least satisfied with your broker trading. I believe that strategy and brokers are very important factors in outlining your tradings and choosing the right path of success.

Wishing you a happy trading....
Fedd

jeffsmith · 01-31-2009, 06:16 AM

Hi there,

The best platform is one which suits your investment and fetch you estimated returns. Therefore, I would suggest that listen to the advices from all friends and traders but follow what your heart says. The better option to learn how to trade is practice accounts. You can go to sites of any of the top brokers like Oanda, Iforex, AVAFX and Forex Yard. You can open a practice account and learn how to trade.