Does Your Forex Broker Provide You With Natural Trading environment?!

Does forex brokers provide natural trading environment?

Let me explain more.............

Bids & Offers Example. Let’s say you are trading the GBP/USD pair. Let’s say you want to buy GBP/USD.

Let’s say you login to your forex broker account, and you see that the price is 1.9950/1.9953.

That means that somebody out there is willing to buy GBP/USD for 1.9950, and somebody else out there is willing to sell GBP/USD for 1.9953. So if you wanted to buy GBP/USD, you would have to pay 1.9953 for it. If you wanted to sell it, you would have to pay 1.9950.

Let’s say you want to buy GBP/USD, and you do not want to pay 1.9953 for it, but you would be willing to pay 1.9952 for it. So you go ahead and you submit a limit order to your broker to buy GBP/USD at 1.9952.

I love GBP/USD :)

If that forex broker has natural trading environment, you should immediately see the price on GBP/USD change from 1.9950/1.9953 to 1.9952/1.9953. Why? Because someone else was bidding 1.9950 for GBP/USD and now you are bidding 1.9952.

Your bid of 1.9952 is higher than 1.9950, so in natural trading environment, that should immediately be reflected in the price, and the spread must shrink.