No Slippage
Have you ever signed up for a site or made a purchase and ended up getting billed twice or three times more than you expected? It's terribly frustrating. This could happen when dealing with Forex. Slippage occurs when a broker executes a trade in a fast market where the estimated transactions costs and actual transactions cost differ. This could cost you. Slippage is a common occurrence on Forex. The National Futures Association explicitly asks its regulated brokers to state that "No slippage policy applies for normal market conditions only". As a regulated broker, we would like to mention that our execution policy is rock-solid. Though we cannot guarantee that our rock-solid policy will persist during extraordinary events such as wars, terrorist attacks and natural catastrophes, we would like to state that we religiously adhere to the order execution policy, resulting in less slippage. Welcome to Forex Club. A broker that is averse to slippage just like all the traders.
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