EES FX not only gives you the ability to open an account and trade through their ECN interface, but they also provide a wide array of custom indicators, expert advisers and other forex trading tools. It is a very complete offering of both trading and education as well as tools to make your trading more efficient. They do require registration on the site to access many of the tools, but the registration is free and well worth the time. In addition to all of the free tools being offered they also have EES FX elite subscription. The subscription is $99/month and includes premium expert advisers leased without restriction. New strategies are added regularly, including new templates, features, and new iterations of existing strategies.
Company Name: Elite E Services
Online Since: 2011 (In business since 2002 in New Zealand, 2006 in US)
Country: USA
Regulated: Registered with NFA (ID #373609).
Payments/Withdrawals: Wire transfer, credit cards, check, ACH
EUR/USD Spread: Variable – average 1.1 pips
Minimum Account Size: $500
Leverage: only 1:50
Minimum Position: 0.01 lot
Platform(s): Metatrader 4
Mobile trading: No
Demo Account: Yes
Support: Ticketing system
Training: Many tools available on the site once registered (custom indicators, Expert Advisers, strategies)
Managed Accounts: Yes, PAMM accounts available
Languages Supported: English
Trade what?: Forex
ECN/STP: ECN accounts available
Advantages: Metatrader 4 platform, tight variable spreads, ECN accounts available
Disadvantages: Low available leverage
Partner Programs: Affiliates, Introducing Brokers
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EES FX does not offer ECN accounts, they’re an IB to Institutional Liquidity.
Their site offers MT4 ECN access here as of May 2011: http://eesfx.com/portal/clients/ees-fx-ecn
Superb information here, ol’e chap; keep burning the midnight oil.
First there’s the non hidden game, which is smiply that it is difficult to make consistent returns in any kind of trading because of the way financial asset prices work. Then there’s perhaps a lot of behind the scenes stuff that the public is generally unaware of. Some of this is legal, other is borderline, and other is not legal. This can be anything from the way finance works on Wall Street, to less than honest dealings, to flat out fraud. You don’t have to worry about reputable forex companies. They don’t engage in fraud. Look for companies that have memberships with securities dealers in the United States. That means they’re regulated and won’t rip you off. Some non regulated companies might be a different matter.
I would say wrong. If you are talking about costs, as awlays this is hidden. Basically you have the cost that is associated with the spread. As you know the price is higher to buy than it is to sell. The diference goes to the house . Then, this spread could be slightly widened to make your cost even higher. Then, the house may charge you commission.Other than that FX is the cleanest, simplest form of trading.If I have meisunderstood your question fell free to contact me on