This means you are actually trading within the broker's system."As a result, interbank fx, llc's interests may be in conflict with yours. Unless otherwise specified in your written agreement or other written documents interbank fx, llc establishes the prices at which it offers to trade with you. The prices interbank fx, llc offers might not be the best prices available and interbank fx, llc may offer different prices to different customers."

This means that the prices they present to you in your platform are not the real current prices; they are actually manipulated and calculated in the most suitable manner in favor of the broker. You must understand that they are there to take your money. In fact, they have a window of up to 250 pips to work with (I know this as a fact). This also means, that the charts and prices you get are the ones constructed by their platform software calculating every single trade, balance, equity, free margin, used margin, lots, stop losses, take profit, etc. In addition, their software and prices are "ahead of time" in the market relative to you because they know the price way before you and have the advantage to do all this to benefit the broker (intermediary). You must be wondering, but I see that the prices are very similar from broker to broker and from account to another account. Not so, to the eye is, but to an expert eye you find the differences. Some of these are time delays, server disconnections, re quotes, sudden volatility, price freeze, on top you get system access and trade placement and execution may be delayed or fail due to market volatility and volume, quote delays, system and software errors, Internet traffic, outages and other factors. These are all different ways to manipulate the price so it goes against you 90% of the time you trade. Eventually if you are in the right market trend the broker has to give up and give it to you.

The problem is that their window is so great (250 pips in normal market conditions) that they have many opportunities to take the client's money. Remember, they are telling you, the broker "may offer different prices to different customers.""If interbank fx, llc elects not to cover its own trading exposure, then you should be aware that interbank fx, llc may make more money if the market goes against you. Additionally, since interbank fx, llc acts as the buyer or seller in the transaction, you should carefully evaluate any trade recommendations you receive from interbank fx, llc or any of its solicitors."