About FXMARE
FXMARE is a fast, clean markets hub that brings live prices, the economic calendar, an independent newsroom, broker reviews, trading calculators and a free trading journal into one place — built for traders who want the data without the clutter.
Our Story
FXMARE started with a simple frustration. The tools serious retail traders rely on were scattered across half a dozen sites — quotes on one, the calendar on another, news on a third, a journal somewhere else entirely — and most of them were buried under heavy pages and pop-ups. We wanted one place that felt like a professional terminal but ran like a modern web app.
So we built it. FXMARE pulls live market data, a high-impact economic calendar, an independent newsroom, honest broker reviews and a structured trading journal into a single, dense, mobile-first experience. No noise, no fluff — just the information and tools you actually use to trade.
Behind the product is a small in-house editorial and research desk that obsesses over getting the details right — from a single basis point in a spread to the wording of a central-bank statement. We publish under a team byline and a clear corrections policy rather than dressing the work up with credentials we cannot stand behind.
Our Mission
To give every trader institutional-grade information and tools — fast, free and free of spin — so the decision you make is yours, and well-informed.
We measure ourselves on one thing: whether a trader leaves FXMARE better informed than they arrived. Everything else — the speed, the design, the breadth of data — exists to serve that.
What FXMARE Offers
ExploreLive and delayed indicative quotes, charts and movers across forex, crypto, indices, commodities and stocks — dense, fast and built for traders who watch the tape.
View markets →Every high-impact release, with consensus, prior and actual, plus plain-English previews so you know what each number means before it prints.
Open calendar →A newsroom feed and editorial commentary that explains the why behind the move — not just the headline.
Read the news →Independent, hands-on broker comparisons covering spreads, fees, leverage and regulation. Commercial links are always disclosed and never affect a rating.
Compare brokers →A free, structured journal with analytics, a playbook and a psychology toolkit to turn your trades into a feedback loop that compounds.
Start journaling →Position size, pip value, margin, profit/loss, pivot points and Fibonacci — the everyday math, done instantly and correctly.
Use calculators →What We Stand For
Our analysis and broker ratings are produced independently. Sponsorships and affiliate links keep FXMARE free, but they never buy a better score or softer coverage — and they are always labelled.
Markets reward being right more than being first. Every figure is sourced, every claim is checked, and corrections are made openly and promptly when we get something wrong.
Our content is produced by an in-house editorial and research desk. We do not invent named analysts or borrowed credentials — every piece is published under our editorial standards and a clear corrections policy.
Dense tables, fast pages and tools that do real work. We design for people who actually trade, not for clicks.
Trading is high-risk and most retail accounts lose money. We say so plainly, and we never present information as personalised financial advice.
We respect your data and your attention. Ads are clearly marked, content is clearly content, and the line between the two never blurs.
The Team Behind FXMARE
Meet the teamFXMARE is written and edited by a small in-house editorial and research desk. We publish under a team byline — the FXMARE Research Desk — rather than inventing individually named analysts or claiming credentials we cannot verify. What you can rely on is the process: sourced figures, labelled data, disclosed commercial links and a published corrections policy.
FXMARE provides information and tools for educational purposes only and does not offer personalised financial advice. Trading forex, CFDs and other leveraged products is high-risk and most retail accounts lose money. Past performance is not a guide to future results. Always consider whether you can afford to take the risk.