Admirals Broker Testimonials

Hi,

Please advise how to open live account?

Regarding Admiral Markets, I think it is widely recognized as a reputable broker with a range of impressive features. However, it is important to acknowledge a couple of drawbacks that I found.

Firstly, copy trading is unavailable, so I cannot take advantage of replicating other successful trades from other experienced traders.

Secondly, Admiral Markets does not offer cent accounts, which can be particularly advantageous for individuals with deposits below $5000.

Such a shame because I think that Cent accounts allow traders greater flexibility and risk management options when dealing with smaller investment amounts.

Well they are not a bad broker, that for sure. But Idk if they are just as good as a lot people said. I have seen people singing praises for this broker, I just can see it. They do have some aspects that I don't like. For instance, they have no referral program. No spread rebates. and that means they rob you blind thousands of pounds every month. Admiral Markets still have lots to learn which is such a shame considering they are very professional.

Dear Admiral Markets, I would appreciate it if you guys stopped with the spam email. You guys have top-notch quality but the marketing has been really aggressive toward me. I don't like the fact that they were calling me every now and then, trying to convince me to work with a manager. Like...I get it? But okay, let me make my own choice.

This broker has a good service, I'll give you that much. So far, I have been experiencing excellent service. However, there is one thing that truly annoyed me. The minute I signed up with Admiral Markets, I started receiving a lot of spam emails. As far as I am concerned, this is not an email to which I have subscribed. I did not consent to this. I feel very violated.

I really really like the volatility protection, I am a crypto trading enthusiast who has quite high volatility and prices that move quite fast. Sometimes I worry about the volatility in crypto, but I'm happy when I know that Admiral has volatility protection. This feature is very good in my opinion. With the unpredictable volatility in crypto, I feel safe with this protection with stop-loss orders or limiting price slippage in the market. admiral with this unique feature helps me as a trader who is easily worried about volatility in trading instruments. Well, even though the cryptocurrency at this broker is quite limited for me who likes crypto trading.

I don't understand the point of Admirals copying trading platforms and hiding the provider's strategy. I would want to know what kind of strategy they are using so I know that I am not being scammed. I don't mind the fee although sometimes I think it's rather expensive. But I would need more transparency.

I heard nothing but good things about Admirals (or Admiral Markets). After contemplating for a while, I finally decided that I could try to open a trading account in them. I thought it won't take long and boy was I wrong. It takes far too much time and the photo id app doesn't allow for switching the camera to face screen view. But I was determined, and all of my applications finished after 3 frustrating hours. But then again, they do have a promising trading condition, great spread, great commission, and amazing leverage. Well, I'll try to see how they will perform.

As far as I know, Admiral Markets has several jurisdictions, right? Each of them is regulated by different entities as far as I remember. Now, I know that the Australian is regulated under ASIC and the UK Admiral is under FSA right? But, I am from neither. Which jurisdictions should I apply to? Will my account be regulated under Seychelles? I also know that there is the global Admiral, should I apply to this one? I am from Canada by the way.

So, I notice that Admiral Markets offers different services for retail traders and professionals. Now, my question is, what defines retailers and professionals in Admirals? Is it the trading volume? The type of account? If I am categorized as a retailed trader, can I move up the ladder and become a professional?