What is a good broker?

Evening, may I ask for a Broker Recommendation??? for those who are serious about Trading?? Not one that cooperates with Starpeaktrade, it will be biased.

@Indra
Just look for NDD brokers/brokers that are not market makers with regulations from good countries such as Australia and England.

@Nirin
Starpeaktrade is a learning and fundamental forex information medium, as far as I know Starpeaktrade does not want to direct to one broker, if there are broker ads, it's just a medium, so it lives from advertising, can you name a mass medium in this world that doesn't have advertising? All media live from advertising. So far I see Starpeaktrade is very professional, even though there was a trial of the Starpeaktrade website being blocked by Bappebti because local brokers of the market maker type don't like the education that Starpeaktrade provides to newbie traders.

The forex world is a fair world, please don't pollute it with the rottenness of market maker brokers, many traders who trade with market maker brokers go bankrupt, can you, market maker brokers, eat from those who go bankrupt? or the minions of market maker brokers who hate Starpeaktrade, can you feed your children from the bankruptcy of others? I am confident in forex trading, because forex trading with NDD brokers is carried out fairly between liquidity providers, banks, governments, and traders, this is what is called an honest and fair business.

@Indra: The parameter I use for a good forex broker is its regulation. I suggest choosing a broker that is already regulated by a credible international regulatory body, namely: CFTC, NFA, FCA, FSA, FINMA, MiFID, ASIC and FMA. A credible regulatory body is one that has been tested and is globally recognized, and imposes strict sanctions on brokers if they are found to have violated agreed-upon terms. The regulatory body is also responsible for the security of client funds.

Examples of brokers that have regulation from CFTC, NFA, FCA, FSA, FINMA, MiFID, ASIC and FMA are Interactive Brokers, Saxo Bank, Oanda, Dukascopy, Swissquotes, FXCM, City Index, Forex.com, Pepperstone, ICmarkets, etc. All of the above brokers can deposit and withdraw using Mastercard and Visa credit/debit cards, but deposits and withdrawals cannot be made through a third party (IB). The IB introduces the broker's conditions and directs you if there are specific questions regarding deposits and withdrawals.

 

@Nirin: For serious trading, I recommend brokers: Interactive Brokers, Saxo Bank, Oanda, Dukascopy, Swissquotes, FXCM, City Index, Forex.com.

@Indra Just look for NDD brokers/brokers that are not market makers with regulations from good countries such as Australia and the UK. @Nirin Regarding Forex, this is a learning and fundamental information medium for forex. As far as I know, Seputarforex does not want to direct to one broker, even if broker ads appear, it's just a medium, so it lives from advertising, can you name any mass media in the world that doesn't have ads? All media lives from advertising. So far, I see Seputarforex is very professional, even though there was a trial where the Seputarforex website was blocked by Bappebti because local brokers who are market makers didn't like the education that Seputarforex provided to newbie traders. The world of forex is a fair world, please don't pollute it with the rottenness of market maker brokers, many traders who trade with market maker brokers go bankrupt, can you, market maker brokers, eat from those bankrupt people? Or the minions of market maker brokers who hate Seputarforex, can you feed your children and wives from the bankruptcy of others? I believe in trading forex, because trading forex with NDD brokers is done fairly between liquidity providers, banks, governments, and traders, this is what is called an honest and fair business.