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Well, if a broker raises the spread, it is clearly not for the client's benefit!
Or do you think that by raising the spread the broker acts in the interest of the trader?
And thus it "helps" the trader to earn money?
Especially in case of automated trading with small targets...
I think that broker prevents me from trading and earning money:
- for no apparent reason increases spread
- endlessly re-quotes at a worse price
- Executes stop orders with slippage
- etc...
You may be right that the spread is the same as the broker's, they do not take the spread but they take a commission.
That's understandable.
Except you're simply not getting the point.
I ' m talking about an EA that stopped trading because its parameters and entry conditions are limited to the size of the spread. "I'm talking about an EA that stopped trading because the parameters and entry conditions have a limit on the spread size.