FX Solutions now offers EBS pricing
To be honest I’m a little confused now: does this mean that FX Solutions now clears forex trades through EBS?
To be honest I’m a little confused now: does this mean that FX Solutions now clears forex trades through EBS? I doubt. Perhaps they just use the pricing? If so, how can they say this and ‘fixed spreads’ in the same sentence?
As one of the world’s leading online forex trading brokers, FX Solutions (http://www.fxsolutions.com/) offers fixed spreads and executes more than 99%† of its trades automatically, effectively eliminating the dealing desk for traders.
FX Solutions employs EBS pricing across all four of its online and mobile trading platforms providing traders unparalleled liquidity.
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EBS (Electronic Broking Services) is the market source, providing access to spot FX pricing for banks and non-bank professional trading organizations in 800 trading floors in 50 countries. The unrivalled pricing accuracy it provides means FX Solutions can facilitate automated order execution for over 99%† of trades.
With 24-hour access to real-time prices without latency, traders can maximize their trading opportunities with FX Solutions.
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About FX Solutions
FX Solutions is a leading online foreign exchange trading broker with a focus on advanced trading technologies, transparency of transaction and unparalleled customer service. FX Solutions serves retail clients, white label partners, institutional trading partners and introducing brokers in over 140 countries. FX Solutions’ products are regulated in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia. FX Solutions in the United States is regulated as a member of National Futures Association, and registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a Futures Commission Merchant. In the United Kingdom, FX Solutions is a registered trading name of City Index Limited which is authorized and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. FX Solutions in Australia is a registered trading name of City Index Australia Pty Ltd. which is authorized and regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
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†99.15% for the month of February 2011
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could be possible if they’re using EBS Prime, although it might be a conflict of interest as FXSolutions is a wholesaler of the orders.
they must make some good top ups when theyre offering 3 pips fixed spreads on euro dollar!
could be possible if they’re using EBS Prime, although it might be a conflict of interest as FXSolutions is a wholesaler of the orders.
they must make some good top ups when theyre offering 3 pips fixed spreads on euro dollar!
I’m confused as well with the fixed spreads wording. All fix spread have to go though a some kind of Dealing Desk (DD). EBS pricing? Like ECN pricing? EBS prime spreads are really not much tighter then any ECN too. It is the liquidity to fill large orders which won’t make a dramatic price movement. Anyway this article is rubbish by FX Solutions, but a great marketing tactic.. I can only imagine how many accounts they will be opening up today solely based on the title of this article.
I’m confused as well with the fixed spreads wording. All fix spread have to go though a some kind of Dealing Desk (DD). EBS pricing? Like ECN pricing? EBS prime spreads are really not much tighter then any ECN too. It is the liquidity to fill large orders which won’t make a dramatic price movement. Anyway this article is rubbish by FX Solutions, but a great marketing tactic.. I can only imagine how many accounts they will be opening up today solely based on the title of this article.
this is just a marketing tactic by FX solutions , because EBS provides direct access to the real market ( interbank )
while fixed spreads means that clients can’t access to the real market but they are linked to a dealing desk
I’ll ask Currensee guys to respond to your questions.
I’ll ask Currensee guys to respond to your questions.
this is just a marketing tactic by FX solutions , because EBS provides direct access to the real market ( interbank )
while fixed spreads means that clients can’t access to the real market but they are linked to a dealing desk
for retail size trades fxsolutions will probably always make more ont he spread then the interbank rate
for retail size trades fxsolutions will probably always make more ont he spread then the interbank rate