I'm looking for good trading conditions, preferably tight spread, low commission but it should be regulated brokers.

You may check fxview, the broker is cysec regulated, spreads are tight and commissions are also very low only $1/lot one side.

Generally all three are considered good regulators, but if I had to choose between the three I'd pick the FCA every time.
CySEC had issues some time ago with actually enforcing its rules and some scammers slipped through its fingers despite having a license from them, ASIC has a pretty good reputation, but they no longer allow non-Australian clients for Australian brokers (and I am not an Australian ). The FCA, so far, allows EU clients for FCA-regulated brokers (although as Brexit nears) non-Brits should likely check whether that will change in any way, and, from what I've read, their reputation is pretty good.

Did you find a good broker? What happened?

mlawson71 wrote: Wed Oct 21, 2020 1:30 am Did you find a good broker? What happened?

I think yes. started with Fxview as minimum deposit were close to none, had it tested for few weeks before I decided real bucks in. I also added IC Markets with similar size. So far, both experience is good. Do you recommend any broker?

Calvis wrote: Fri Nov 20, 2020 2:16 am Looking for an reliable broker that is preferably regulated by major providers like ASIC or FCA.

My main criteria is low spreads and commissions as i'm a scalper, an stable broker even during high volatile market movements like news events is suitable.

Any recommendations ?

You can check fxview, it’s a Cysec, FCA regulated broker. I found their trading conditions quite reliable.

Thank you for the recommendation.

They are a better choice in comparison to which brokers, the FCA-regulated ones or the offshore regulated ones?

I'm looking to trade from Germany. I'm currently trading with a demo account account before starting live trading. I'd like to know which regulation I should choose that can be an advantage for me or reliable?

Kendrick wrote: Wed Apr 13, 2022 7:31 pm I'm looking to trade from Germany. I'm currently trading with a demo account account before starting live trading. I'd like to know which regulation I should choose that can be an advantage for me or reliable?

Brokers must adhere to the regulator of the region they are operating in. In Europe that could be a broker based in the EU region and so be under ESMA regulation or a broker based in Cyprus which is regulated by CySEC.

ESMA are very strict and safe but in being so cause a lot of broker overheads who must pass the costs onto clients. CySEC are less stick and so less safe but the brokerages have lower overheads and so tend to have lower costs, commissions, spreads etc.