Monday, December 1, 2008
Understand the Secrets of Forex spreads
The lowest spreads is how brokers make their money. Wider Forex charts and spreads will result in a higher asking price and a lower bid price. The end result of this is that you will pay more when you buy and get less when you sell, making it more difficult to realize a profit. Brokers generally don`t earn the full spread, especially when they hedge client positions. The lower spread helps to compensate the brokerage for the risk it assumes from the time it starts a client trade to when the broker`s net exposure is hedged (which could possibly be at a different price).
The lowest spread is the better things are going to be for you.
Nevertheless, tight Forex charts and spreads are only meaningful when they are paired up with good execution. A good example of this is when your screen shows a tight spread, but your trade is filled a few pips in the wrong direction, or is mysteriously rejected.
Some brokers have base the Forex charts and lower spreads they offer their clients on the type of account the client has. For example, those clients that have larger accounts or those who make larger trades may receive tighter Forex charts and spreads, while the clients that are referred by an introducing broker might receive lower spreads in order to cover the costs of the referral. Other brokers offer the lowest spreads in the market to everyone
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Introducing Brokers may be individuals or institutions who gain their income from the commissions and/or rebates by introducing customers to ForexGen trading.
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