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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.

Has anyone ever tried trading cryptocurrencies with FXOpen?

I was just wondering if I should move from my exchanges to a broker. A lot of people actually suggested me to tried several brokers, including FXOpen. Now, I know that this broker provides tight spreads due to their nature as an ECN broker. I wonder if I can enjoy that features as well in cryptocurrency trading?

FYI, I tend to trade major coins like BTC and ETH, but I also love to try small coins and see where that leads me. Can I do that here? How many crypto-assets do they offer?

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?

Why is the price of USOIL at Exness different from other brokers.? When I asked this question, the temporary price of oil on Exness was 25.xx while another broker was 18.xx.

Great platforms, great spreads, overall from the premises they seem to be a great broker. However, no broker is perfect and Blueberry Markets has its own problems indeed. For example, I feel like lately, I have been having a hard time trying to withdraw my money from them. It always took so long and I had to contact the customer service. Second of all, they have limited trading instruments for metals. I don't know why they even bother calling it metal trading if they only offer gold and silver. There are other metals I want to trade with.

I have a different kind of account in IC Market, But, I noticed that last few weeks on my MT5 Zero account, the spread is not 0 (zero) anymore. Precisely on the SP 500 and Dax40. This feels off for me because to my understanding these two should be on zero spread account and not standard. After all, I am still paying the commission fees. Have there been any changes to Admirals policy that I am not aware of? Can anyone tell me?

Originally I joined this broker because they claim to be the true ECN brokers. Normally, ECN brokers will execute orders fast therefore I can get the best price with no risk of requoting. But, I think they are pretty slow. So to make sure I am not imagining things, I open the same positions at another broker. With the same lot, pair, and everything. My suspicions are correct, the ic market platform is consistently slower in opening and closing trades. In fact, it can take up to 15 seconds, which is insane for scalper and short-term traders. Especially because I trade in a super liquid markets, that means my chance of losing is even bigger.