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In my own experience evaluating brokers, understanding their spread structure is crucial for risk management—especially during volatile market events. With Limit Prime Securities, I see that they offer variable spreads rather than fixed. This means that, for me, the cost of trading isn’t set in stone; it fluctuates depending on market conditions. Typically, variable spreads can be more competitive during normal trading hours, but from my perspective, they also expose traders to wider spreads during high-impact news releases or periods of heightened volatility. This is a key consideration: during major news events, spreads with Limit Prime Securities are likely to widen, resulting in potentially higher trading costs or even slippage if execution becomes challenging. Based on my experience trading through platforms with variable spreads, I always prepare for increased trading costs and greater uncertainty around entries and exits during such times. I find Limit Prime Securities’ model, using the MT5 platform and no-commission trading, mirrors the industry standard among market makers, but it does require disciplined position sizing and awareness around news times. In my view, traders should always assess whether their strategies can withstand these variable conditions and factor potential spread widening into their overall risk assessment before trading live with Limit Prime.