Leverage - Forex Broker Testimonials

I notice that Admirals offers a different kinds of trading accounts. Now, I want to know what is the difference between invest account and other regular accounts? Will there be any differences in the leverages and products I can enjoy? Other than that I also want to know will there be different minimum deposits for this particular account?

I have seen that Admirals offers plenty of CFD products to trade with. I understand that CFD is commonly a leveraged product and I know I will be able to use leverage to add my buying powers. How many leverages can I enjoy in CFD products? Another thing I want to ask is what kind of CFD assets can I trade with in Admirals?

Long-term forex trader here, and I am currently looking for a good broker that has the best possible leverage for me. How much leverage can I get in ThinkMarkets? Also, will there be any differences according to what pairs or what instruments I am trading with? I know that using leverage can be very risky, but it does help me in the markets. Besides, this is not my first rodeo, so I think I will manage.

I check on the IC Markets websites that they offer 1:500 leverages, which is really great considering they have to follow ASIC regulations requirements. Now, I have been wanting to try trading CFD assets with this broker, and I wonder if I can enjoy the same leverages for these financial products or will there be another leverage to enjoy?

I visited IC Market's official websites and I found out that they have 1:500 leverages, which is pretty awesome considering they are regulated under ASIC. Is this the maximum amount? Also, what instruments does this leveraged cover? Is this include the CFD trading as well. I have been wanting to try CFD and would love to enjoy more support from leverage as well.

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.

I am on a journey to find the best CFD broker out there. When asking around in a trading forum, I notice that FP Market's name emerge as one of the best CFD providers right now. I just wondering what kind of CFD assets they offer. Aside from this, I know that CFD is a leverage product and I want to know how much leverage does FP Markets give?

In my opinion, IC Market is a great place if you are looking for a broker to cut down your trading cost. First of all, spreads and commissions are really low which allows reducing costs of your trading. Aside from that, their order executions speed is top-notch, I never had any problem during my time trading, even in a super volatile session. Leverage is also great, but I wouldn't suggest to use higher leverages if you aren't accustomed to it.

Honestly, I have no complaints about this broker. They have a good spread, good leverage, smooth trading platforms, and overall affordable trading cost. Although there is one thing I believe they should improve on, and that is the withdrawal system. I just feel like it's taking too long than other brokers. Normally, it would take 5 business days but now it takes more than 2 weeks for withdrawal. Although I am still thankful that my money arrived safely, I just feel like it should me quicker.

I wouldn't say they are dishonest but I just want to remind new traders to be more careful during trading. Those who love to use high leverage should pay more attention. Especially with the spreads opened at night, every trade that is 200 pips away from the SL point becomes a stop. Meanwhile, The spread, which is 7 pips during the day, goes up to 100-200 pips at 00:00. I am not sure if this happened in all trading instruments, but they should definitely be more careful. I would suggest using small or no leverages and trading small lot.