I am interested in starting FOREX, but there are too many online platforms to choose from… FOREX.com, Easy-Forex, OzForex… the list goes on forever…

It doesn’t have to be an Australian company, but out of those that I can open up an account and start trading from Australia, which one would you recommend?

* Mainly planning to trade between AUD, USD, and JPY, so I want to know the ones with low spreads for these currency pairs.
* Low, or no commission would be nice too off course.
* Not so concerned about leverage and swap rates.

Thanks in advance!

i would recommend using Easy-Forex. for one, they have offices in Sydney and Melbourne and you can greatly benefit form their live, one-on-one help by having to use local calls or even simply visit their office. they offer trading for the pairs you mentioned with low and competitive spreads. in fact if you are a frequent trader dealing in larger volumes, you can even negotiate personally, if you wish, for your special trading terms. you can fo to the easy-forex platform from this site below. all the best.

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I’m more interested in specifics than the general principles about supply and demand.
Forget about supply & demand and all that rubbish. I have a graph on my computer which gives me 'the' exchange rate between the pound and the doller. I would like to know exactly who feeds that data to my computer. I would like to know where they get their data from. I want to follow the data back as far as i can, either with the names of the specific institutions involved, or at least a detailed description of what kind of institutions they are and what they do for a living. I appreciate that this is a tall order in the secretive world of finance………..

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Hi there,

All Online investment is similar with HYIP. Always read their “RISK DISCLOSURE STATEMENT” and “Terms and Conditions”

Try at your own risk! They do not guarantee your capital.

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