For market sentiment or buyer vs seller strength please visit buy/sell ratio table.
The number of brokers or brokerage firms is a choice. Choosing a broker is the trader's right. The main thing in choosing a Broker is to adjust it to the financial condition you have.
There are brokers that limit trading systems, minimum deposit limits, methods of depositing and withdrawing funds, and the speed and duration of depositing and withdrawing funds. The size of the price spread offered. Regulated or Unregulated, frequent requests occur when the price is running (moving fast). There is swap or free swap, all of this is proof that each broker has its own advantages and disadvantages.
Our advice is to choose a broker that is close to what you expect, adjust it to your financial condition. Choose a broker that offers free swap, be careful with your religious rules.
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@ Heru Purwanto:
FXCM and FXDD are not scam brokers. These two brokers are among the world's top forex brokers regulated by credible regulatory bodies. Perhaps it could be included on which page it mentions that these two brokers are scams, because as far as I know, this SF website has never mentioned that.
For the security of your trading and funds, we recommend choosing a broker that has been 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 internationally recognized, and imposes strict sanctions on brokers if they violate agreed-upon terms. The regulatory body is also responsible for the security of client funds.
If you are interested in trading with a broker that is not regulated by the above regulatory bodies because you are attracted to its facilities, bonuses, etc., it is okay as long as it is not with a large amount of funds.