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静 付he broker (IB) can be known as a twist belt and bridge in the foreign exchange market. He is a twist band and bridge between the platform and the customer. If there is no the broker (IB) in the platform, there will be no direct Contact and relationship between the customers and the platform. The current status of brokers (IB) and how to be a good broker (IB) is really important. With the development of the market and investors’ perception of the foreign exchange market, the requirements for brokers (IB) are getting higher and higher, what needs to be done becomes more and more, attracting customers in a single way can no longer meet market requirements.
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