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Guest Mahars

Greetings,

Just asking if I can set up my own FOREX trading from home with out going through a broker.

Plan is to set up short trades with limit entry orders set to protect major losses and collect profit.

I'm not sure if this is possible to do myself.

Any advice is much appreciated.

cheers

Gerry

  

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12 minutes ago, Mahars said:

Greetings,

Just asking if I can set up my own FOREX trading from home with out going through a broker.

Plan is to set up short trades with limit entry orders set to protect major losses and collect profit.

I'm not sure if this is possible to do myself.

Any advice is much appreciated.

cheers

Gerry

  

Hi, you will need a platform and an account to transact business with the liquidity providers but you can trade directly with them using Direct Market Access (DMA). IG do provide such a service but to trade forex on it you need to qualify as a professional trader and the criteria is set pretty high. See more info here;

https://www.ig.com/uk/l2-trading-platform

 

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