how is it?

nice?

One of the best in terms of customer service, excellent trading platform. Money protection by FSCS UK authority.

Ooo... really?
How about XM? Any comment?

xm pending order need different from price 30-180+ depends on paring...

pruton not bad,can withdraw

pruton not bad,can withdraw

very good. 
Client Funds
The security of your funds is our top priority. All retail client funds are housed in segregated accounts at top global banks. In addition, we commit to full transparency so you understand our financial strength.

REGULATION AND LICENCE
Forex Capital Markets Limited ("FXCM") is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA"), registration number 217689.

CLIENT FUND SEGREGATION
As FXCM is regulated by the FCA, we are obliged to follow the client money rules in the FCA's Client Assets Sourcebook ("CASS"). The CASS rules require FXCM to ensure a clear segregation between money belonging to retail clients and money that belongs to the firm. Retail client money is transferred to a segregated client money bank account held with a third party. FXCM only deposits client money with third parties that have a credit rating equivalent to the FCA's Credit Quality Step 5 rating. FXCM exercises all due diligence in the selection, appointment and periodic review of third parties.

CLIENT FUND SECURITY
In the unlikely event of FXCM insolvency, segregated client funds cannot be used for reimbursement to FXCM's creditors. If we are unable to satisfy repayment claims, eligible claimants have the right to compensation by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, up to £50,000.
btw i am with fxcm markets. no protection but have 5% interest.
FXCM Launches Unregulated Subsidiary FXCM Markets
Traders desiring an unregulated broker, but backed by a major financial firm are now in luck with the launch of
Ron Finberg / Brokers (Retail FX)
Tuesday, 23.04.2013 / 13:33 / GMT
FXCM Launches Unregulated Subsidiary FXCM Markets

Traders desiring an unregulated broker, but backed by a major financial firm are now in luck with the launch of FXCM Markets, an unregulated subsidiary of FXCM. The new entity marks a change for FXCM as its existing subsidiaries such as FXCM UK, Japan, Germany, and Australia are all regulated in their respected regions. Also in contrast to existing businesses, FXCM Markets will be offering products that are unavailable at the regulated entities such as 400:1 leverage and interest bearing accounts. The interest accounts are for deposits above AUD5000.

fxcm marketsAlthough the subsidiary is unregulated, FXCM is marketing to customers that it is part of the greater holding company and therefore provides the same financial stability. In addition, clients will be subjected to the same ‘Know Your Customer’ (KYC) and Anti Money Laundering (AML) polices of the regulated divisions. FXCM Markets is only available to customers from regions where FXCM doesn’t operate a regulated entity. Therefore, traders from the US, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Australia, and Japan are unable to open accounts with FXCM Markets.

So who would be interested in opening an account with FXCM Markets? Our view is that the launch of the entity is being driven by requests from IB/WL partners that are seeking the benefits that an unregulated off-shore entity can provide their clients. In addition, by marketing the availability of interest bearing accounts, it shows that FXCM Markets is targeting larger size clients. Specifically, with customers from Russia and China being able to open accounts, it opens the door for FXCM Markets to attract business from two large and growing regions.

Along with the brokers return to offering dealing desk accounts, the launch of FXCM Markets shows that FXCM is searching for methods to leverage their name in retail forex as they target new markets.
Explaining the decision to launch FXCM Markets, Jaclyn Klein Vice President, Corporate Communications at FXCM stated:. It may be part of FXCM’s holding company, but will clients feel the same safety as they do with the regulated group?

You mean Pruton Mega @ Pruton Capital?   

good profit ni...

fxcm spread is too high 

pruton not bad,can withdraw

Pruton Mega?... made me recalled this case...

http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/community/th...s-a-scam.46669/

@cmk96

changing broker , the chart became different abit due to different price, how you deal with that?

Take note of stop out level first. Price difference are normally small. If you mean spread difference causing the price difference between broker... thats normal. Choose a small spread broker then.

Price different are small but the chart looks different , example a UP might bacame DOWN , a pinbar might became not a pinbar or " not so pinbar " there were different that might change your action. ( or as your exp the different were not affecting? )