• Broker must be well known in the

• Broker must be well known in the Market
• Open Demo account to try the transaction active take place (avoid re-quote)
• Make sure Funds can be withdrawal easily
• The Margin required is small.
• Volatile and Liquidation in the Market
• Market makers can present a clear conflict of interest in order execution, because they may trade against you.
• They may display worse bid/ask prices than what you could get from another market maker.
• It is possible for market makers to manipulate currency prices to run their customers' stops or not let customers' trades reach profit objectives.
• Market makers may also move their currency quotes 10 to 15 pips away from other market rates. So make sure choose the one with small spread
• A huge amount of slippage can occur when news is released. Market makers' quote display and order placing systems may also "freeze" during times of high market volatility.
• Many market makers frown on scalping practices and have a tendency to put scalpers on "manual execution," which means their orders may not get filled at the prices they want.
• You can usually get better bid/ask prices because they are derived from several sources.
• It is possible to trade on prices that have very little or no spread at certain times.
• Prices may be more volatile, which will be better for scalping purposes.

The type of broker that you use can significantly impact your trading performance. If a broker does not execute your trades in a timely fashion at the price you want, what could have been a good trading opportunity can quickly turn into an unexpected loss; therefore, it is important that you carefully weigh the pros and cons of each broker before deciding which one to trade through