Comments on: HMSLux Review http://compare-forex.com/hmslux-review/ Thu, 05 Jan 2012 13:23:37 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Jeffrey http://compare-forex.com/hmslux-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3080 Jeffrey Mon, 15 Nov 2010 10:22:15 +0000 http://compare-forex.com/?p=386#comment-3080 trailing stops are available on forex and cfds I have used them many times trailing stops are available on forex and cfds I have used them many times

]]> By: tester http://compare-forex.com/hmslux-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3079 tester Wed, 10 Nov 2010 15:57:03 +0000 http://compare-forex.com/?p=386#comment-3079 they use the saxo white label platform they use the saxo white label platform

]]> By: shelby http://compare-forex.com/hmslux-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3012 shelby Tue, 25 Aug 2009 11:02:02 +0000 http://compare-forex.com/?p=386#comment-3012 No trailing stops, so how do you get over that? No trailing stops, so how do you get over that?

]]> By: nikhil http://compare-forex.com/hmslux-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2961 nikhil Mon, 17 Aug 2009 06:52:55 +0000 http://compare-forex.com/?p=386#comment-2961 Apart from Saxobank, I guess this is one broker that has the largest number of currency pairs you could trade on the Internet. I found HMS Lux pretty heavy in the sense that my friend James who works in a hedge fund uses the same HMS platform. I feel confident in using them also because they have been around in forex business for a very long time. I found the spreads stable but hovering in the 2.5 pip range for EUR/USD. That was in the demo account. Leverage was in the 50:1 category, and apart from currency trading I got exposed to the whole new world of CFD’s, stocks, and futures. It was nice knowing about these things as well from the HMS platform. Order execution was quickfire and so was the charting and technical analysis. News feeds were up to date and to the point. I wanted to open a real account with them, but found the minimum requirement on the high side. I mean putting in Euro 10,000 for starters wasn’t my cup of tea. But if you have the capital and want a platform that covers all asset classes, then I guess HMS is the right one for you. Interestingly the charts, you could put it any which way you want on the platform, as for example, you could scale them, drag them or even zoom them. The demo platform didn’t give any trailing stops but it was sure fun using it nevertheless. I guess the real one would be solid, but only if you have the capital to bet on it. Apart from Saxobank, I guess this is one broker that has the largest number of currency pairs you could trade on the Internet. I found HMS Lux pretty heavy in the sense that my friend James who works in a hedge fund uses the same HMS platform. I feel confident in using them also because they have been around in forex business for a very long time.

I found the spreads stable but hovering in the 2.5 pip range for EUR/USD. That was in the demo account. Leverage was in the 50:1 category, and apart from currency trading I got exposed to the whole new world of CFD’s, stocks, and futures. It was nice knowing about these things as well from the HMS platform.

Order execution was quickfire and so was the charting and technical analysis. News feeds were up to date and to the point. I wanted to open a real account with them, but found the minimum requirement on the high side. I mean putting in Euro 10,000 for starters wasn’t my cup of tea. But if you have the capital and want a platform that covers all asset classes, then I guess HMS is the right one for you. Interestingly the charts, you could put it any which way you want on the platform, as for example, you could scale them, drag them or even zoom them. The demo platform didn’t give any trailing stops but it was sure fun using it nevertheless. I guess the real one would be solid, but only if you have the capital to bet on it.

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