With over 4 Trillion traded daily on the most liquid and volatile trading market in the world, it's little wonder that the competition between trading systems is so intense, that the days of dubious companies, such as Easyforex and Etoro, who's sole interest is argued to be getting the customer to hand over cash immediately - seem to be numbered.
This is obviously because novice traders and pro's alike are sick and tired of handing over money, only to find a service not living up to what it's marketing claims.
So the tide is now changing where companies are at last offering a valuable service to traders, where the interest of the customer which is to trade successfully on the forex market is also in the interest of the company.
One such company argued to be at the heart of these new trading systems is Finexo Forex, a Meta Trader 4 trading system that has tried to create a friendly, hassle free service, allowing noobs and novices the flexibility to trade over 50 currency pairs.
Because their objective is for you to make money so they make money, this system established all the way back in 2003, makes sure that their site is updated by the hour, delivering one-click trading, trailing stop capabilities, the ability to enter all kinds of limit and stop orders and the mobile and PDA trading options.
These attributes are argued to suggest that this therefore easily vindicates Finexo's claims about the power of their trading software, as opposed to most of the less safe trading systems online, most notably those supposed magic trading bots, which suggest they scalp trades while you sleep delivering you dividends without having to study the forex market.
If your not familiar with these programs it's hard to not escape them if you search the internet. They are normally advertised through those long sales pages, with a "pay now" option at the bottom of the page - these types of systems should be avoided at all cost as Forex trading is like any profession, one which takes years to perfect.
Finexo Forex however is in line with industry standards, offering a free demo account for traders who would like to test their skills before committing real funds to their accounts.
