Blueberry Markets Broker Testimonials

I want to know more about Blueberry Market's partnership programs. There aren't a lot of brokers offering these programs, so obviously I am pretty intrigued. First of all, I want to know how do the programs work? If I apply for this program, do I also have to actively trade with Blueberry markets, or is it fine as long as I have an active account? Also how much will I get from these partnership programs?

I wonder if Blueberry Markets offers CFD? I would absolutely love crypto CFD, they are on the rage these days and although the price has been depleted for some time now, I think they can still make a comeback. I am looking to trade Bitcoin CFD especially. Is Blueberry Markets the best place to do this? What other CFD assets do they offer right now?

I am a new trader and I love to try broker's educational programs. Sometimes I can find great hidden gems and amazing information in it. However, I do have preferences, I always prefer educational programs that allow me to interact with the host or tutors. I wonder if Blueberry Market's educational programs offer such things? Perhaps a webinar or even offline seminars?

Does Blueberry Markets offer any other trading platform aside from MetaTrader? I get that MetaTrader is a very popular platform and I think it has one of the best tools. But I am the kind of person who likes to try other things just to get some experience. If Blueberry Markets has other trading platforms that might be interesting for me to try, I will seriously consider it.

Hi, how many account types does Blueberry Market has? I am currently looking for the best account with the lowest spreads. Now, I know that this type of account usually comes with a pretty high commission charge. So, if it's possible I am looking for the one with affordable commission fees as well. I wonder if Blueberry Market is the one for this job?

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.

I know that Blueberry Markets is an Australian Broker so I know they are operated under ASIC regulations. This has caused me to be worried about their Leverage. I understand they are tied with ASICs rules that don't allow them to assign extra high leverage for clients since it is deemed too risky, especially for newbies. But, I found out that they actually have pretty reasonable leverage, not as high as I would expect but it's enough. On top of that, they are really keeping their word about providing low spreads. I haven't experienced crazy spread jump even during highly volatile sessions, which is pretty amazing if you ask me. So far, I believe that Blueberry Markets deserve a full-star review from me.

What kind of regulations do Blueberry Markets register with? I understand that they have been regulated by ASIC. But I am not an Australian trader, so I wonder if they are actually regulated by other regulations bodies as well, especially from someone outside of Australia for me. Second of all, what are the best deposit and withdrawal methods to choose for someone who isn't live in Australia?