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can you recommend best leverage trading platforms in australia Replied 1 year ago - IG Australia - suitable for beginners because of its comprehensive education and variety of markets IC Markets Australia - suitable for experienced traders & algo forex trading because of its low spread and MT4 upgrade kit. These are the ones i have used and can recommend, they are both ASIC regulated.
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is mitrade legit, why dont they offer metatrader? Replied 1 year ago - Looks legit to me, I checked and they are actually regulated by the Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC) who dont mess around when it comes to regulating brokers. I also noticed that in Australia, Mitrade has undergone some name changes from Forex Central Trading in 2011, to You Trade Capital Markets in 2014, to Golden Sky Australia LTD in 2015, to Australian Foreign Exchange Services LTd in 2016, to Imperium Forex in 2018, to IGlobal LTD in 2018. For their choice of trading platform it is indeed suspect why they do not offer MT4 or MT5. Personally i do not like it when brokers dont offer MetaTrader because broker proprietary trading platforms like the one Mitrade offers can be manipulated.
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how do i buy shares on commsec without paying fees? Replied 1 year ago - Your first 10 trades on Commsec are free of charge so you do not pay any brokerage fees to Commsec, but you still pay stock exchange fees (this does not go to Commsec). After your 10th trade, Commsec will start charging you brokerage fees from as low as $5 to as high as $30. To buy shares using the Commsec platform, you may open an Australian Share Investing Account (this is for investing in local shares listed on the ASX) or you could open an International Share Investing Account (this is for investing in US & EU shares only). As you open any of these share investing accounts, Commsec will automatically open a CDIA account for you for clearing purposes.
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is commsec good for buying shares, are they ASIC regulated? Replied 1 year ago - Commsec is regulated by the ASIC in Australia and they offer you five ways to invest: 1. Open an Australian Shares Account: here you are limited to just buying and owning shares & ETFs of companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (you cannot buy international shares) and you can invest using the local AUD currency. 2. Open an International Shares Account: here, you are forbidden from investing in shares of Australian companies but you are allowed to invest in international shares, ETFs, fractional shares, recurring investments and you can invest using the local AUD currency. 3. Open a Margin Loan Shares Account: here you can use a line of credit to buy shares but you are limited to buy only shares & ETFS listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and you can invest using the local AUD currency. You cannot buy international shares, you cannot buy fractional shares, and you cannot participate in recurring investment programs. 4. Open an Options Account: here you can only invest in options of stocks that are listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and you can invest using the local AUD currency. You cannot invest in options of international stock, fractional shares, and you cannot participate in recurring investment programs. 5. Open A Trust Account For Your Kids: here you are restricted to only investing in shares & ETFs of companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and you cannot do international shares or fractional shares or participate in recurring investment programs. You are free to invest using the local AUD currency.
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what is commsec pocket used for? Replied 1 year ago - Commsec pocket is a product offered by commsec stockbrokers and it is tailored for beginner investors to help them invest small amounts as little as $50. Commsec pocket also has a mobile app which you can download to your phone for easy access to your investment portfolio. On Commsec pocket, investing is simplified by creating themed investment portfolios so you can easily select the one you want with the click of a button. You do not need to be an expert stock picker to use commsec pocket so this makes it suitable for beginners. For example you can invest in ETFs of Australian companies by clicking on the "Aussie Top 200" icon, you can narrow down your investment to only Australian companies that pay dividends by clicking on the "Aussie Dividends" icon etc. This simplified investing approach is what differentiates commsec pocket from the regular commsec platform which you are used to.
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is commsec a stockbroker or forex broker? Replied 1 year ago - Commsec is a stockbroker and a securities dealer licensed and registered by the Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC) with AFSL Number 000238814 and securities dealer number 000154297. Commsec is not a forex broker because you cannot trade currencies with them. Commsec only allows you to buy and own real shares (australian and international), etfs, options, fractional shares, fixed income, warrants. Commsec is actually a trading name of a company called Commonwealth Securities LTD who are also owned by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. If you want to trade forex commsec is not the place, rather you should consider ASIC regulated forex brokers like CMC Markets, eToro etc.
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cmc invest vs cmc markets, are they owned by the same company? Replied 1 year ago - CMC Invest is invest is a separate entitiy from CMC Markets although both brands are owned by the same company. CMC Invest is registered with the ASIC as a stockbroker and their registration name is CMC MARKETS STOCKBROKING LIMITED and their licence number is 000246381. On CMC Invest you can buy and own real stocks of several companies including local companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange plus 15 other international stock exchanges. CMC Markets on the other hand is the branch that offers CFD trading where you do not own the underlying instrument such as stocks, forex, etfs, etc. but you just speculate on the price movement. So, remember when you open an account with CMC Invest, you are going to buy and take ownership of real stocks of real companies but when you open an account with CMC Markets you are not going to own any stock, you will just be speculating on theor price and if yu leave your trade open till the next day, you will be charged overnight fees. CMC Invest is a Stockbroker, while CMC Markets is a CFD Trading Platform in Australia. They are not the same thing!
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is cmc markets safe, has their ASIC license expired? Replied 1 year ago - CMC Markets Asia Pacific PTY LTD (trading as CMC Markets) is very safe you, can check their license information from the ASIC register here https://service.asic.gov.au/search/ CMC Markets obtained their Australian Financial Service License (AFSL) number 000238054 from the ASIC on 24/02/2004 and it remains active till today. CMC Markets is also listed on the London Stock Exchange and its shares are sold publicly making it a trustworthy company.
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should beginners trade nas100 Replied 1 year ago - Yes beginners can trade nas100 but they should consider doing so on a micro account or cent account so they can trade smaller lot sizes and not expose themselves to high losses. Beginners should also consider trading US30 because it is less volatile than nas100
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what is gann markets minimum deposit & leverage? Replied 1 year ago - Their standard account minimum deposit is NGN 0, but their ECN account is quite expensive with a whooping $200 minimum deposit which i personally think is too much because gann markets is not a top tier forex broker i wouldnt advise anyone to invest that much with them. @Josiah you said they have 1:3000 leverage now but my argument is that they do not provide the proper risk management tools to handle such high leverage. For example they do not even have a mobile app so what happens if their MetaTrader is freezing and you have to quickly close a losing trade or adjust a stop loss? High leverage requires that a broker provide all the necessary tools needed to manage it.
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is gann markets in nigeria, are they regulated? Replied 1 year ago - Gann Markets is regulated by Mwali International Services Authority (MISA) which is a low tier forex broker regulator thus making Gann Markets a high risk broker. This same regulator (MISA) is the one that regulates Octafx in Nigeria. Let us be clear, I am not saying Gann Markets is a scam, i am just saying the regulatory body that licensed them is not world-class and may not be very strict in auditing them and checking their excesses. Gann Markets accepts Nigerian traders although they have no representative office in Nigeria. One red flag i noticed about Gann Markets is that in their account opening terms and conditions there is no mention that they are regulated by MISA and this is supicous. Read their terms and conditions here https://gannmarkets.com/upload/pdf/terms_and_definitions.pdf Usually when you read account opening agreements of brokers, they proudly state the name of the body that regulates them.
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does maono global markets specify any minimum deposit? Replied 1 year ago - They do not have any minimum deposit so you can deposit any amount you have. They also have various account types including a micro account in ZAR and USD base currency. Before they allow you to deposit through methods like OZOW, Visa Card, Alphapo and PayGate, you must complete all your documentation and get your account verified. Like benson said, Maono Global Markets is not FSCA regulated instead they claim to be a juristic representative of another broker called RocketX Pty LTD who are FSCA regulated.. Also note other brokers like Vault Markets and FBK Markets are also representatives to this same RocketX LTD. The danger of trading with these so called juristic representatives is that they are middle men and they can choose to be funny. I would like to hear from anyone who has opened real trades and made profit from them.
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what is xm stop out level for their trading accounts? Replied 1 year ago - The stop out occurs at 20% margin level, so even if you initiate a trade without inputting a stop loss, your entire trading account balance will not be wiped out if the market moves against you. At worst case scenario you will always have 20% of your account balance remaining in your account if you forget to use a stop loss.
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what is exness stop out level for all their instruments Replied 1 year ago - Exness stop out is 0% and to make it worse their leverage is up to 1:2000 and this is very risky,because the chances of you blowing your account balance is very high. To add fuel to the fire, Exness does not provide a central online wallet where you can warehouse funds you are not using to trade. This means any money you deposit into your Exness trading account counts as part of your free margin and can be wiped out if you do not use a stop loss.
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can i trade nas100 at rcg markets, what is the spread like? Replied 1 year ago - Yes, rcg markets has nasdaq which they offer to both users of micro account and standard account. The rcg markets micro account users can trade the nasdaq micro indices because it is cheaper while the standard account users can trade the standardized nasdaq indices.
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is cbex a forex broker, did they scam anyone in nigeria? Replied 1 year ago - I dont trade with CBEX but I heard they paused withdrawals for 15 days and if this is true, it is not a good sign. Some people say its normal but I beg to differ. A trading platform pausing withdrawal means they have liquidity issues so where is the money people gave them, has it grown wings?
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can technical analysis be used on stock trading? Replied 1 year ago - Most retail traders in the world are technical traders, not fundamental or macro traders. Almost everyone is a 'chart expert'. So, yes, it is so common for traders to use technical analysis & chart patterns when trading individual stocks.
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what are the pros & cons of nostro prop firm Replied 1 year ago - What i dont like about them is their evaluation accounts are not scalable
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which prop firms allow free trial of their services? Replied 1 year ago - Check out "FundedNext" prop firm I think they allow free trials for a limited period too. https://fundednext.com/
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what is firewoodfx minimum deposit? Replied 1 year ago - They have a $10 minimum deposit on their standard and micro accounts which come with fixed spread. Their premium account & cent account with variable spread also has a $10 minimuum deposit For their ecn account with variable spread from 0.0 pips, the minimum deposit is $200.
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