Jan 12 at 08:52
That is right. A lot of things need to be considered like the commission fees, spreads, regulation, trading conditions etc.
That is right. Make a detailed analysis of their services, conditions, spreads, withdrawals, payments, platforms, etc. These are quite important while selecting a broker. Some people even look for regulation.
This is how I chose the Amarkets broker. I made a deposit of $ 100, the minimum tested it, tried to trade the withdrawal of funds, sang, everything suited me, so I work with him.
IC are what most pro traders use. Solid broker with good spreads etc and regulated in australia
Regulations and licences are the first thing to check out. Cross check on the website to see if they are really regulated or not.
Platforms that have been on the market for a long time, and I have more confidence than everyone else, because they held out if there was something wrong.
Feb 24 at 05:27
Yes, looking for a regulated broker that has a reputation can be a good thing for a trader. You have shared some very good suggestions. Thanks.
Mar 03 at 06:57
For choosing a reliable platform, one needs to see features like one-tap trading, types of technical indicators, 9-time frames, compatibility with a broker and the market theatrics, different execution modes and others.
Mar 03 at 16:47
epeepillock posted:
Yes, looking for a regulated broker that has a reputation can be a good thing for a trader. You have shared some very good suggestions. Thanks.
There are many sites which offer broker rating based on user rating.
Yesterday at 06:03
LyudmilLukanov posted:epeepillock posted:
Yes, looking for a regulated broker that has a reputation can be a good thing for a trader. You have shared some very good suggestions. Thanks.
There are many sites which offer broker rating based on user rating.
This comparison website is good.. You can use it for your reference https://comparebrokers.co/compare/united-kingdom-brokers/
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