I wouldn't be looking to get out from 5-5:05 anyway. Through, to be fair, if your broker does spread widening at rollover then that's something you should be aware of and take into consideration should you be holding into that time (if that means adjusting stops or taking other measures into account to manage the risk, so be it, but it's your job to make a choice on that that's what your broker does.) I Agree. But should I be looking for another Broker that DOESN'T do this, or would that be a waste of time (because they all do)? I Agree. But should I be looking for another Broker that DOESN'T do this, or would that be a waste of time (because they all do)? It's really up to your personal preference. Some brokers do the widening thing, some just shut down for 5 minutes during that time... both are common. In either case though, liquidity drys up a bit leading into 5pm and for a little bit after, so spreads will naturally widen slightly during that time anyway.. the main difference is in how wide they get. Again, if you trade with a broker who goes the spread widening route, just be very aware of what's possible for your pair to do during rollovers and manage risk accordingly... Say, for instance, you're ~10 pips away from being stopped out leading into 5pm, there's no sense in increasing risk by moving your stop further out, so you could just