James O'Neill Rockets Up the Corporate Ladder at Blueberry Markets

This is my review on Blueberry Markets, no cap; great spread! quick deposit! so overall really good for anyone who wants to start trading. However, there is a 'but'. The withdrawal process can be slow but not difficult. It just means that you won't be able to get your money as soon as you expected it. This is something that I learn the hard way. Because of this, I can't really give a full-star review for Blueberry Markets.

What kind of instruments does Bluberrymarkets offers that are part of their ECN services? I tend to trade a lot of instruments. The reason is that I like to study how each instrument behaves during certain times and I like to hedge, not to mention it's a great way to build my portfolio. Do Blueberry markets allows hedging as well?

I think I have a fair share of experiencing loss because of the overnight fee. This is a daily problem for long-term traders I guess, but it still sucks nonetheless. My old broker claimed to have swap-free account or Islamic account but it's a big lie. I am considering moving to Blueberry markets, but I don't know if they offer a swap-free accounts or not. Does anyone know about it?

I don't think my Blueberry Markets service covered my country, but that is the least of my problems since I tend to move around a bit. However, I still want to try trading with them since many of my peers recommended it. I am unsure how I can deposit or withdraw if I keep moving around. Is there any way I can do it other than through bank transfers?

PayPal is a good choice for me, but I am open to any other e-wallet given that it is available from where I live. I just it to be quick, smooth, and not really expensive. I truly don't mind about a little extra cost such as withdrawal fees but I don't want it to exceed my profits. Afterall, I'm not doing this for charity to the broker.