Regulated traders, whose clients trade orders directly into banks and markets, provide channels for banks and traders, and can only make profits in the foreign exchange market through technical analysis. Currently, major globalForeign exchange transactionsBusiness is regulated by four major regulatory agencies:1.UK Financial Services Regulatory Authority(FSA),2.US goodsfuturesTrading Committee(CFTC),3.National Futures Association(NFA),4.Australian Securities and Investments Commission(ASIC)As long as the dealers are under normal supervision, regardless of which country or region, once they are complained about, the regulatory authorities will accept it. Moreover, every investor's transaction order is a bank order corresponding to the trader, and there will be no false transactions.
2Non compliant foreign exchange platforms
Small platforms that are not regulated by regulatory agencies or falsely identify regulatory agencies. Investors only engage in insider trading, which means that the money they lose flows into the trader's fund pool. Their goal is to put the money in their own pockets and not be responsible for the investor's funds.