In fact, every modern representative of our business is constantly in search of new solutions and unexpected approaches.

true, I've never met a person having a direct positive slippage experience. But that could be a nice marketing trick though for brokers to promote they can actually have positive requotes or slippages. Like a free lottery that you never win, but that's a nice feeling to know you do have a chance  

I guess the excecutions here can be evaluated as average for the industry. I didn't try fixed spreads, so can't tell about that type of account, but floating spreads are ok, as well as executions. I've never had positive slippages here, but negative ones were not that bad  for sure.

Quote from: Sajinn on January 07, 2020, 08:41:39 PM

Currently, I'm looking for a decent brokerage that would allow trading both traditional assets and bitcoin. To tell the truth, I'm not that much interested in alts so far, but Bitcoin still seems to be interesting from a long-term perspective.
I liked AAFX for they have really attractive spreads for all the assets, no commissions, and most importantly currently offer a 40% bonus to new account replenishments. The claim is the bonus is withdrawable. Did anyone work with this brokerage? Is it really withdrawable? How difficult is it to complete the requirements for bonus withdrawal?

Well, probably this is just your thought and opinion dude, about you, don't like altcoins. But don't you know that most of the community here including me are gaining altcoins in cryptocurrency? Because if your understanding is right for sure only stable coin will survive in this field of business. Hope you get what I'm giving it to you.

Trading business is more about money-management as I see it. Form this perspective alts are excellent opportunity to invest and gain a lot in short-term, as we've learnt from the past. Yet, there is always another side of a trade here, which is a stop loss. With altcoins the risk (especially when dealing with relatively new alts) must always be considered to be 100% of the initial investment. Some people invest it all in alts, and that's ok when you are risking the money you can really lose without much of regrets. The courage to take sufficient risks is very good trait of a character for a businessman.
Yet for me personally (and I'm not trying to say this is the only correct way to do it) - alts and Bitcoin itself - these are all opportunities that the volatility of these assets gives. In other words, I don't want to stake it all in the idea that BTC or some alts will gain 1000X in a month or a year having the risk of 100% loss on the other side of the coin. I want to take advantage of the VOLATILITY, which means I am ready to be making less money if I can make it on both rising AND FALLING markets.   

Thank you! That's correct, forex is tough. But I don't think this happens because of manipulations. Cryptocurrencies and especially alts are more likely to be manipulated as not that much volume is needed to move the price here. I guess we've all seen enough alts pumps-n-dumps to make our conclusions. Yet, yeah, forex is tough. I thik that's because its hard to beat the market taking spreads in account. you kinds start every position with a little loss, and that's little demotivating.  I'm still balancing at a near break-even result here.

Thanx man, yeah, that was an unexpectedly pleasant experience.
I took a break first to breath out and come back to normal. Yeah, now I've started trading again. I think the profession is of a high demand nowadays, when so many people lose their jobs and live in these unpredicatble circumstances. Factories get closed, restaurants get closed, so do small businessess. But financial markets are going to live forever. Rich men won't let them sink. Its better to have a plan B and learn to trade well so that this can be my another profession and occupation just in case.
My depo at AAFX is not that big yet, but I do have some savings. If my trading goes well enough, i'll increase the depo.

Ahhhaha, I’m ready to accept the congrats now. Fortunately enough I’ve done several extra trades and my trading volume exceeded the requested a little bit. The manager said they’ve released the bonus. Yet, I’ve seen the smaller volume in the report compared to what I expected to see. It turned out that the volume for the trades that didn’t last longer than 1 minute - did not count for turnover. It was in the rules, but I didn’t pay attention.
Nevertheless, the money is here already.
In these two months I’ve earned 17 bucks with trading (commissions included) and $175 with AAFX bonus. Ahahaha.. don’t even know whether I should keep trading. My results kinda show that I’m not the greatest trader in the world.

How many people already working in your network ? I would say it's extremely important no matter what, we all want to know some harsh facts and not the promotional info anyway for whatever possible reasons entirely and clearly.