Brokers Education

Choosing a broker directly impacts trade execution, transaction costs, and capital security. Brokers act as intermediaries between traders and financial markets, and their execution model affects order processing speed, spread and commission fees, and market liquidity access. Brokers operate under different execution models, including ECN (Electronic Communication Network), STP (Straight Through Processing), and Market Maker. Each of these models has a direct impact on spreads, commissions, and trade execution efficiency. On TradingFinder, traders can find detailed guides on evaluating brokers, comparing trading conditions, and avoiding risks such as spread manipulation, execution delays, and price slippage.

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What Is an Islamic Forex Account? Swap-Free (Interest-Free) and Halal Trading in the Forex Market

What Is an Islamic Forex Account? Swap-Free (Interest-Free) and Halal Trading in the Forex Market

Intermediate
11 Min

In the Forex market, trades often remain open for more than one day and are therefore subject to overnight swaps. A swap...

Liquidity Providers; Tier 1, Tier 2 , Market Makers and Exchanges

Liquidity Providers; Tier 1, Tier 2 , Market Makers and Exchanges

Elementry
9 Min

Liquidity Providers supply the required capital for trading in Forex, cryptocurrency, stock markets, and other markets. Liquidity...

STP Execution Model: Routing Trade Orders Directly to Liquidity Providers

STP Execution Model: Routing Trade Orders Directly to Liquidity Providers

Intermediate
6 Min

In the Straight Through Processing (STP) model, the broker routes the client's order to a Liquidity Provider (LP) without internal...

Choosing a Forex Broker: Differences Between Dealing Desk and Non-Dealing Desk

Choosing a Forex Broker: Differences Between Dealing Desk and Non-Dealing Desk

Elementry
6 Min

In financial markets such as Forex market, a broker acts as the intermediary between the trader and the market. To make the...