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Brokers offer various platforms, each of which is unique on its own. By using demo accounts, traders will have the time to familiarize themselves with a platform and all of its tools. For example, if you plan on using MT4, you will get the opportunity to understand the types of forex orders and how to place them using the available tools.

Through demo accounts, traders are also given access to market charts, live news feeds, currency quotes, and many more. Traders can assess whether they are comfortable with the platform's extra features. The brokers can also ask the brokers to provide the necessary tools or educational content to understand the platform better.

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MT4 is an online trading platform established in 2005, offering traders the ability to trade various financial instruments, including forex, commodities, indices, stocks, and cryptocurrencies.

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By default, there is no OCO Order installed on MetaTrader 4. To use the tool, one must download the OCO Order's plug-in and install it on the platform. The plug-in will allow the trader to place an OCO Order.

Many experienced traders pick up said add-on from a trustworthy source such as forex brokers' extra trading facilities. One example is Admiral Markets which equips its MetaTrader platforms with a special feature called the MetaTrader Supreme Edition (MTSE).

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While it shows the market conditions in-depth, it is not updated regularly. It is basically a snapshot of a certain moment in time. In addition to that, DoM is not available in all trading platforms.

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