now i have doubts about that "5-6years experience...." u have.....:P:P
all of that info was probably a little left to the picture area...
Before investing you should know if they are FSA registered etc...Then you consider that how much leverage they are offering for different size accounts. If they offering surprisingly low rates along with unusually super high leverage like maybe 1:500 etc for accounts even as big as $25,000, you can be sure that something is not right...
The most important thing here is the liquidity level which the broker has. It must have enough cash to carry out your transactions or else its a fraud.
Best idea is to only choose brokers which are subdivisions of major international banks, like this :
FX
now notice how they only offer 1:100 leverage. And also, since its a major bank already, it will have no problem getting the cash required.
