Noticed a stark difference in trade execution between FxPro and Exness last month. FxPro often lagged during market peaks while Exness handled high-volume activity more smoothly.
It’s frustrating to face such inconsistencies in real trading conditions.
Exness wins on speed try different brokers
Execution speed differences are common. Exness has solid infrastructure for handling high volume. FxPro struggles during peaks.
Test multiple brokers with small positions during busy market times. Look at slippage, requotes, and fill times. Raw numbers tell the real story.
VPS helps, but won’t fix a broker’s core issues. If speed is critical for your strategy, consider IC Markets or Pepperstone. Both handle volume well.
Remember, consistent execution matters more than occasional speed bursts. A broker that’s reliable 95% of the time beats one that’s blazing fast but unstable.
I’ve had similar experiences. Exness generally handles high-volume periods better than FxPro.
For consistent execution, I find it’s best to use a broker with robust infrastructure and lower latency. Might be worth exploring other options too if speed is crucial for your strategy.
Have you considered IC Markets or Pepperstone? They’re known for fast execution in my experience.
Yeah, execution speed can make or break a trade. Been with FxPro for a while and noticed the same thing. During busy times, their servers seem to choke up.
Switched some of my trading to Exness last year. Their execution is definitely snappier, especially when news hits and everyone’s trying to get in at once.
One trick I use with FxPro - I avoid trading right when big news drops. Wait a few minutes for their systems to catch up. Helps avoid those nasty slippage issues.
For scalping though, Exness has been more reliable in my experience. Less requotes and faster fills overall.
Have you tried using any VPS services? That helped smooth out some execution issues for me, especially with FxPro.
Execution speed varies between brokers. Exness seems faster than FxPro. Maybe try a few others to compare. VPS could help too if you’re serious about speed.