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Welcome to CFD Spys broker comparison chart. Compare online brokers at a touch (sort using the arrows), and find out just what each brokerage can offer you;
» Spreads? » Free demo account? » Promotions & bonuses? » Min Account size?
Whether you want to trade CFDs, forex, options, stock indices or commodities use our handy broker comparison chart for a quick overview of available online trading brokers and when you see a broker you want to find out more about, just click through (broker logo) to their info page for a closer look.
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Broker Name |
Max Leverage |
Spreads on Majors |
Equity CFDs |
Free Demo |
User Ratings |
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Comparison Table Key:BASE: The broker’s home country. MAX LEVERAGE: Maximum leverage offered. SPREADS: Average spread on major products. EQUITY CFDS: Average commission on equity CFDs. FREE DEMO: Some CFD brokers offer free demo accounts REG: Which bodies regulate the broker? (See a full list of financial regulators to the right) |
While the information contained in our broker comparison chart is updated on a regular basis, we cannot guarantee that all of the information is 100% correct at the time of reading. |
FSA: Financial Services Authority (UK) CFTC: Commodity Futures Trading Commission ECN: Electronic Communication Network NFA: National Futures Association ASIC: Australian Securities & Investments Commission SFDF: Swiss Federal Banking Commission FCM: Futures Commission Merchant ARIF: Association Romande des Intermédiaires Financiers SEC: Securities and Exchange Commission |
It may sound clichéd but when choosing an online trading broker, everyone is different. Ask yourself the following questions: How much are you willing to invest? What do you want to trade (CFDs, stocks, derivatives)? What added extras do you need for example, do you want a training course or are you an experienced trader? Do you want comprehensive charting packages?
It’s a good idea to utilise the free demo accounts that many brokers offer even if you are an experienced trader. Using a demo account is a good way to test the company. After all, the software will be the same. But beware, a demo account will give you little idea of the execution capabilities of a broker, or how good its customer service is.
If you’re just starting out, simply deciding what exactly you want from a broker can be a hard task. Don’t worry it’s a tough decision even for an experienced trader! Please visit our library and learn all you can. And keep an eye out for our 'Getting Started in Trading' guide, coming soon.
Whether you are an experienced trader or a complete novice, CFDSpy.com can help you make the difficult choice of which broker to use and there is no better place to start than our Comparison Tool above. But remember, choosing the broker is only the first step. It’s only then that the hard work and the fun starts. We’ll be there with you every step of the way.
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