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Forex brokers list - http://www.capexforextrading.com/forex-brokers Browse our Forex brokers video tutorials - http://www.capexforextrading.com/forex-brokers-training Every time you trade you will see two prices – one is a ‘sell’ price and the other is a ‘buy’ price. In the norm they are called the ‘bid’ and the ‘ask’ price. The difference between the two prices is called the spread. If you are using a fixed spread Forex broker then the width of the spread will not change, no matter how volatile the market is. However, if you are using a variable spread Forex broker then the spread will widen out and shorten in depending on how volatile the market is. In periods of huge volatility (when major news or data releases come out) we tend to see spreads widen out. Most Forex brokers do this in order to decrease their risk. However, there are some Forex brokers that ‘do this’ on a much bigger scale in order to hunt your stop. At periods of high volatility they widen out their spreads so much that the end result is most likely to be a stop loss hit. In other words, they create unnecessary market spikes and drops that literally take traders out of the market. There are ways to ensure that your Forex broker is not trading against you in this manner so watch the full video to find out how.