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Depends what you want. OK for testing very small lotsizes. I had them for a while although I will be honest and say that there were a few anomalies with XM while I used them (they withdrew many booked profits although my grid EA had closed them as the prices being available). XM excused it with stating they had "false" prices in their feed. In my eyes, this is not being honest - ie. this is not WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get). To be honest, if a broker has false quotes, he should not just withdraw that from your balance without raising the issue with you first. So all in all - not so honest, but probably OK for testing nano lot sizes (100 usd trade sizes).
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The conditions are not so good, actually. At my website I have a review that uncovers all the truth behind this "trusted" broker.
Feel free to read http://forexbonuslab.com/xm-forex-review/
The XM broker has announced that it is taking precautions against extreme market volatility, thin market liquidity and abnormal spreads and price gaps around the upcoming general elections in Germany (on September 23) and New Zealand (on September 24).
It's market maker broker so it is possible that their price could be sometime manipulated. However most of opinions about them is very positive (for example here: https://forexrev.org/broker/xm-com/).
The XM broker has announced that it is taking precautions against extreme market volatility, thin market liquidity and abnormal spreads and price gaps around the upcoming general elections in Germany (on September 23) and New Zealand (on September 24).
New here, looking for reviews on XM, but I am guessing this is a good news no?
New here, looking for reviews on XM, but I am guessing this is a good news no?
It was good news, yes. Brokers who do this (there were quite a few others who announced similar measures around those elections) protect both themselves and their clients. As you can imagine, I am sure, if there is major volatility caused by the election results and a large group of clients lose a lot of money that hits the broker too pretty hard. Brokers learned that the hard way when the Swiss Bank unpegged the CHF from the EUR back in 2015.
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