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FXCM Forex Capital Markets

3.0 (1)

Trading Info

Trading Platform	FX Trading Station by FXCM, MT4
Regulated By	NFA(US) • CFTC (US) • FSA(UK)
Broker Type	Market Maker
Leverage	Up to 200:1
Accounts	Standard • Micro • MT4
Minimum Deposit	25 USD
Payment Methods	• •
Year Established	1999
Stop Order	Yes
Limit Order	Yes
Trailing Stop Order	Yes
Free Demo	Yes
Islamic Account	No

Company

Over 150,000 live accounts on platforms offered by FXCM from nearly 200 countries with an average of 8,000,000 trades executed each month via trading platforms offered by FXCM; moreover, customer support is provided in over a dozen languages.

Registered with the CFTC as a Futures Commission Merchant, FXCM has received numerous awards from the investment community, including Best Currency Broker from Shares, Best Retail Foreign Exchange Platform from FX Week and Best Foreign Exchange Specialist from Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities. In addition to currency trading, FXCM offers educational courses on forex trading, and provides research through DailyFX.com.

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Overall rating:		3.0
Technology:		3.0 (1)
Execution:		3.0 (1)
Customer Service:		3.0 (1)

Something Something Shady...

Overall rating:		3.0
Technology:		3.0
Execution:		3.0
Customer Service:		3.0

Reviewed by deviza
February 22, 2010
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Well,I started trading with FXCM in 2006. It was ok,Trade Station acceptable.
Than they started they managed account program,I think 2007?Posted really great results on the performance page. I got in,at the beginning they were great,but after a few months,they DRAIN my account! I called them,they responded that the system is following a pre-defined strategie...Ok it costed me over 30% of my capital! The worst thing: I really belived them,so I told my friends to join...
Since than the managed-account program disappeard.