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EURUSD sellPreviously i was totally buy baised but now as i have observed the pair from weekly to daily to 4H to 1H we are seeing a downward 👇 move in the pair also the confluence is 50 SMA which is above the price also we have a support level down there at 1.0884 price level if price breaks below 👇 we will see a heavy downside move in the pair also the confluence is from H4 to H1 we are experiencing a falling wedge pattern which indicates price will soon fall after break below
Short
by Wakeel_Saab
Angel One Breaking Key Resistance Level Amid Leadership ChangeAngel One Ltd (NSE: ANGELONE) has witnessed a sharp upward movement, with today’s price action breaking past the key Fibonacci retracement level of ₹2,968 (61.8%) after bouncing off the support near ₹2,600. The recent appointment of Arief Mohamad as the Chief Business Officer - Direct Business could be a key factor boosting investor confidence, triggering this strong bullish momentum. Key observations: The stock is trading above its 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day moving averages , indicating strong bullish sentiment. Immediate resistance is seen around ₹3,187 (next Fibonacci level) , while strong support rests at ₹2,749 (38.2% retracement level). RSI is hovering near 70, showing an overbought condition. A pullback may be expected, but if momentum continues, a breakout toward ₹3,400 is possible. This move shows the potential for further upside, though caution is advised with the RSI entering overbought territory. Traders might want to watch closely for a potential pullback or consolidation in the near term.
NSE:ANGELONE
by AngshumanSaikia
Misconceptions and Truths about Paper Trading Hello, traders. If you "Follow", you can always get new information quickly. Please click "Boost". Have a nice day today. ------------------------------------- TradingView also supports Paper Trading. For more information, please click the link below. www.tradingview.com More flexibility: change your Paper Trading account currency : www.tradingview.com Even more seamless order design — directly on chart : www.tradingview.com --------------------------------------- Paper Trading is thought to support trading practice for beginners. However, this is a wrong idea. If you lack prior knowledge about trading or have no concept of trading strategy, you should not do paper trading. The reason is that the psychological burden is different. The success or failure of a trade is thought to be the result of trading strategy or response ability, but in reality, it can be said that it is determined by the battle with oneself and psychological state. This means that psychological state has a significant impact on trading. Therefore, paper trading should be considered as a transaction that is conducted to confirm one's trading strategy and response strategy after completing chart analysis. If you have completed some verification of your trading strategy or response strategy, you should continue to conduct actual trading even if you suffer a loss. The reason is that you should not forget that you can only gain know-how in trading through actual trading. Therefore, paper trading should not be used to practice mid- to long-term trading, but should be used to verify trading strategies or response strategies for short-term trading or day trading. In order to do so, you must close the transaction by selling or cutting your loss. ------------------------------------------- For more information on trading orders in paper trading, please refer to the explanation through the link above. - You can proceed with Paper Trading by clicking the Trading Panel at the bottom menu of the TradingView chart. If you connect to a Paper Trading account, you can start with an initial fund of 100,000. If the Buy/Sell button is not activated, activate the chart settings to activate the Buy/Sell button before proceeding with the trade. Right-click on the space in the price candle area to activate the window, and then hover your mouse over the Trade section to check the trading order or trading settings (when you click the Trading menu in the Chart Settings window). - In addition, TradingView is linked to a real exchange and supports real trading. It supports various exchanges, so I recommend you to check if there is an exchange that you are trading on. - Have a good time. Thank you. --------------------------------------------------
Education
by readCrypto
EUR/USD: BofA’s Expectations for This Week Bank of America (BofA) is in line with market expectations, predicting that the European Central Bank (ECB) will announce a 25-basis point rate cut in its decision this week. BofA also foresees a modest downside risk for the EUR, driven by a potential dovish shift in the ECB's forward guidance. In the EUR/USD, recent price action saw lower lows and lower highs on the four-hour chart, hinting at a possible bearish reversal and signaling the end of the bullish trend. An important question: What might happen at the next test of the 1.1000 level? This level was a key battleground for the pair in 2023.
by BlackBull_Markets
LIVE ACCOUNT or PROP FIRM? A Comprehensive GuideIn this video I discuss the pros and cons of trading with a Live Account or with a Prop Firm Account. Hopefully, this will give you a better idea on what would be more ideal for your situation and style of trading. The FIVE factors I will talk about are: 1. Account Ownership 2. Regulations 3. Profit Potential 4. Financial Risk 5. Trading Rules At the end of the day, as a trader you should ALWAYS manage your money and your risk. Every choice you make is a trade. When you go to work, you trade your time for money. When you drink a bottle of coca cola you trade your health for quick gratification. Everything is a trade. If you go with a prop firm, treat it with the same respect as a live account. If you trade with a live account with a small balance, treat it like it is a large balance. Your wealth is a consequence of who you are as a person and how you live your life. Trade smart, trade safe! - R2F
Education
by Road_2_Funded
keep calm XAUGOOD MORNING everyone for more info, check the signature space below 🔽 HERE WE ARE, Traders. I kindly ask you to leave a like below the image. if you want to continue receiving free analysis. It costs you very little, but it makes a huge difference for me. ^GOLD ANALYSIS^ The weekly close makes me think of a continuation long until the 2300 level is decently invalidated; the breakout happened, but it's not enough for me. On the daily level, I would expect a SMT (play) below the lows where I marked the chicken, and then look for an upward movement from there. We have two zones to keep under control. As you know, I only trade New York, so I don't trade until 14:00. Plus, we have news at 14:30. Monitor it, and we'll update live. Let me know what you think in the comments! Thank you very much, everyone. For any doubts or questions, don't hesitate to write to me; I will be happy to answer you. for more info, check the signature space below 🔽 -Have a good day -Happy trading -Use stops -Manage risk
OANDA:XAUUSD
by X_GoldenBoy_X
ROBINHOOD - Long Term Exponential PotentialROBINHOOD - Long Term Exponential Potential HOOD as a less favored stock has been bottoming in price for over 2 years....I believe the GameStop saga coming to an end and their rich product suite along with major growth presents a potential exponential opportunity ✅ Exponential Return Opportunity: The price fell 78% from $85 to $6.81 and since June 2022 has built out a bottoming base making three higher lows in price. Hood has the potential to 5x or 6x from current levels to ATH’s or fall 40% to the all time low. Its small market cap of $9.78B means it can increase in multiples easier than larger brokerage firms such as Charles Schwab (bought TD Ameritrade) and Vanguard Group who are both in the trillions for market capitalization. ✅ Entering New Markets: At the end of Q3 2023 HOOD entered UK Market offering their brokerage services there. The company is expanding it reach. ✅Aggressive Customer Acquisition Strategy: There has been a surge in demand for their 3% IRA and old 401k rollover match which offers better interest returns than many of the other large IRA providers in the market. An aggressive marketing campaign has resulted in a 3 week backlog in applications (growing pains). These offerings require people to hold the funds in their IRA's in Robinhood for 5 years, and also be a Robinhood Gold member for 1 year. This will be great for retention of Assets Under Management (AUM) and could result in a sticky customer base. ✅ HOOD Credit Cards are coming: The CEO has hinted at a release of Credit cards with zero fees to align with HOOD’s mission to democratize finance which may become available in early 2024. Limits may be based on income, not credit score, aiding poor credit access. ✅ Bad Press Dissipating: Robinhood faced significant consequences for the GameStop scandal, including a fine of $57 million from FINRA and a class action settlement payment of $9.9 million. They have also settled another what appears to be potentially one of the FINAL lawsuits with Massachusetts for $7.5 million (Jan 2024). Some would argue that this closes off the GameStop event, whereby HOOD disabled long entries for GameStop stock to halt a rapidly rising short squeeze. Some people argue that HOOD had no option at the time but to halt trading as this was demanded by Citadel - Robinhood's market-maker partner (whose business would have taken a significant hit if the short squeeze was not averted). You have to wonder though, could this overreach occur again? And you have to wonder if the halt was not put in place could it have led to bankruptcy's which would have impacted a lot more general customers. HOOD is overhauling its digital engagement practices and intends to take steps to increase cybersecurity as part of its legal settlements. I don't agree with what happened however as a trader, with my trader lens on, bad news often presents great buying opportunities. SUMMARY The GameStop bad news event appears to be gradually dissipating and given the volume of customers onboarding, the expansion and growth the company is demonstrating, the new products being brought to market and how the chart appears to be basing over 2 years whilst establishing two higher lows, its looking like the bottom may be in. There is an exponential growth opportunity for all the long winded traders out there, strong support of POC and we recently got a bounce off the 200 day moving average on 16th Jan. A long term exponential trading opportunity is there to be had. Thanks for coming along PUKA
NASDAQ:HOODLong
by PukaCharts
INFORMATIONAL : THE UPSURGE OF PROPRIETARY TRADING FIRMS There has been a recent upsurge of CFD prop firms appearing. These prop firms offer traders the opportunity to trade with their capital and earn a percentage of the profits. But are these prop firms better than trading with a broker? And what are the risks and benefits of joining them? In this publication, we will explore these questions and more. 🔹What are CFD Prop Firms? CFD prop firms are different from traditional prop firms in several ways. Traditional prop firms typically employ traders and give them access to proprietary trading tools and tactics as well as training and coaching. Contrarily, CFD prop businesses fund traders once they successfully complete a task or audition rather than hiring them. Typically, the audition entails paying a fee and achieving specific trading goals within a predetermined time span. A profit target, a maximum drawdown limit, a daily loss limit, and other risk management guidelines could be part of the trading objectives. If a trader passes the audition, they will receive a funded account with a certain amount of capital, ranging from $10,000 to $1 million or more depending on the prop firm. The trader can then trade with the prop firm's capital and keep a percentage of the profits, usually between 50% to 80%. The prop firm will also monitor the trader's performance and enforce the same trading objectives as in the audition. If the trader violates any of the rules or loses too much money, they may lose their funded account or have to start over. 🔹Benefits of Joining a CFD Prop Firm Joining a CFD prop firm gives traders access to more capital than they would otherwise not have, which is one of the key advantages. As a result, they may be able to trade more instruments, diversify their portfolio, and boost their earning potential. Another advantage is that the trader's downside risk is diminished because they are just putting their audition fee at danger and nothing more, not their own money. Additionally, certain prop companies provide extra advantages like coaching, education, community support, scaling plans, and bonuses. 🔹Drawbacks and Challenges of Joining a CFD Prop Firm However, joining a CFD prop firm also has some drawbacks and challenges. One of them is that it can be difficult to pass the audition and maintain the funded account, as some of the trading objectives can be very strict and unrealistic. For example, some prop firms require traders to make a 10% profit within 30 days while keeping their drawdown below 5%. This can put a lot of pressure on traders and force them to overtrade or take excessive risks. Some prop companies may not be transparent or reliable and may not actually supply real money to trade with, which is another disadvantage. Instead, they might run a Ponzi scheme or use the audition fees to distribute the earnings. Therefore, before joining any prop firm, traders should exercise due diligence and investigation. The repute of the prop firm, regulation, fees, profit splits, trading products, leverage, platform, customer support, and withdrawal procedures are a few of the variables to take into account. Finally, another challenge is that having more capital does not necessarily mean being a better trader. Trading with more money can also increase the psychological pressure and emotional stress that traders face. Therefore, traders need to have a solid trading plan, strategy, discipline, and risk management skills before joining a prop firm. They also need to be realistic about their expectations and goals, and not rely on prop firms as a shortcut to success. 🔹Conclusion In conclusion, CFD prop firms can be a viable option for traders who want to trade with more capital and earn more profits while limiting their downside risk. However, they also come with some challenges and risks that traders need to be aware of and overcome. Therefore, traders need to weigh the pros and cons of joining a prop firm versus trading with a broker based on their own circumstances and preferences. Trading with a CFD prop firm can be a great opportunity for traders who have a proven track record of profitability and want to leverage their skills to make more money. One of the main issues is that the CFD prop industry is heavily unregulated and lacks transparency and accountability. This means that traders may not have legal protection or recourse in case of disputes or frauds. Moreover, some prop firms may impose strict rules and conditions on their traders, such as high fees, unrealistic targets, or limited withdrawal options. Therefore, before signing up with a CFD prop firm, traders should always conduct their due diligence and research. They should search for reputable and reliable prop companies that have a good track record, transparent terms and conditions, and equitable profit-sharing plans. Additionally, they should contrast various prop businesses and pick the one that best matches their trading preferences, objectives, and style. Additionally, traders should keep in mind that the best option to guarantee complete control and security over their trading activity remains opening their own trading account with a reputable broker.
PEPPERSTONE:BTCUSDEducation
by ChristopherDownie
15
NZDUSD to find support at previous resistance?NZDUSD - 24h expiry - We look to Buy at 0.6205 (stop at 0.6176) Previous support located at 0.6200. Previous resistance located at 0.6250. Price action looks to be forming a bottom. The trend of higher lows is located at 0.6100. A move through 0.6250 will confirm the bullish momentum. Our profit targets will be 0.6278 and 0.6298 Resistance: 0.6250 / 0.6275 / 0.6300 Support: 0.6225 / 0.6200 / 0.6175 Please be advised that the information presented on TradingView is provided to Vantage (‘Vantage Global Limited’, ‘we’) by a third-party provider (‘Signal Centre’). Please be reminded that you are solely responsible for the trading decisions on your account. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Any information and/or content is intended entirely for research, educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment or consultation advice or investment strategy. The information is not tailored to the investment needs of any specific person and therefore does not involve a consideration of any of the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any viewer that may receive it. Kindly also note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in forward-looking or past performance statements. We assume no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of any of the information and/or content provided herein and the Company cannot be held responsible for any omission, mistake nor for any loss or damage including without limitation to any loss of profit which may arise from reliance on any information supplied by Signal Centre.
Long
by VantageMarkets
How to choose a broker?Hello everyone! We discuss many different topics in our training articles and today we will touch on a very important topic that everyone avoids. Forex trading is becoming increasingly popular among individual traders due to its immense potential for generating profits. However, with hundreds of different brokers available in the market, it can be quite a daunting task for traders to choose the right one. Choosing the right forex broker can be a crucial factor in your success as a trader. Here are some tips on how to select a suitable forex broker: 1. Look for the Reputation : It is important to conduct thorough research into the different brokers before settling on one. The internet provides a wealth of information on a wide range of brokers. Do not just go for the first broker that you come across but read through customer reviews and opinions to get an understanding of their services. This can be invaluable in assessing their level of reliability and trustworthiness. 2. Analyse Regulatory Framework : Many brokers have obtained authorization from governing bodies in their countries. Before signing up with any broker, make sure to check out the broker’s regulations. In this way, you can rest assured that your money will be safe and secure. 3. Consider Trading Costs : It is essential to find out the fees and charges associated with a particular broker before selecting one. The cost of trading can differ from one broker to another, so make sure to compare the various services to determine which is most cost-effective for your needs. 4. Look for Trade Execution and Trading Platforms : The quality of the trading platform can be another critical factor in selecting a suitable broker. It is advisable to select one that offers an easy to use platform with fast trade execution speeds. Furthermore, check the availability of different trading tools such as charting and analysis options. 5. Check the Quality of Support : It is also necessary to determine the quality of the customer service provided by the broker. Contact the support team directly to assess how helpful and efficient they are in addressing your queries. By following the above tips, you can select the right forex broker and benefit from their services. Investing in forex requires thorough research, understanding, and due diligence in order to increase your chances of success. It is recommended to select a broker that offers competitive spreads and fees, a user-friendly platform, and reliable customer support. Doing so will go a long way towards helping you become a successful forex trader. Traders, if you liked this idea or if you have your own opinion about it, write in the comments. I will be glad 👩‍💻
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by Lingrid
9
Is YOUR Broker Regulated? Find out hereHere is a list of eight of the main financial regulatory agencies that are backed with strict regulatory enforcement in other countries… You’ll need to make sure the broker you choose is approved by one of the below. South Africa (FSCA) - The Financial Sector Conduct Authority USA (SEC) – Securities And Exchange Commission Eurozone (MiFID) – Markets In Financial Instruments Directive UK (FCA) – Financial Conduct Authority Australia (ASIC) – Australian Securities and Investments Commission India (SEBI) – Securities and Exchange Board of India Japan (JSDA) – Japan Securities Dealers Association Switzerland (FINMA) – Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority Am I missing any? Let me know in the comments :) Trade well, live free. Timon MATI Trader Financial trader since 2003
JSE:J200Education
by Timonrosso
How to Choose the Right Broker -10 pointsHere’s a list you may follow to help with your decision. My top 10 list to choose the best broker 1. Only choose reputable brokers that are regulated and recognised by the main financial regulatory bodies. (See answer to question two for the list of financial regulated authorities). 2. Find a broker who offer a list of trading instruments that you prefer i.e. shares, CFDs, Spread trading or futures. 3. Make sure their cost fees are low and their withdrawing and depositing structure takes place within three working days. 4. Make sure they are insured and deal with the top banks in the world and don’t run their own finance firm where they can take your money and run. 5. Go onto Google or ‘Hello Peter’ and read as many reviews from REAL people to see their experiences. 6. Browse through their website and read through everything before you decide whether they are for you or not. 7. Avoid any broker who promises any too-good-to-be true returns or are very marketing orientated – most times these are scams… 8. Analyse their portfolio growth they’ve achieved for their clients over the last five years. This will help you see their consistency or even the validity of what they have to offer. 9. Choose a broker who meets your trading needs i.e. trading platform, available markets, trading indicators, economic calendars and even copy-trading plug-ins. 10. Make sure the broker you choose is able to help in terms of customer service needs, trading education, live videos and even trading events for their clients. If you found this useful, let me know in the comments. Trade well, live free. Timon MATI Trader Financial Trader since 2003
JSE:J200Education
by Timonrosso
Choose your Ideal Broker with a 10 Step checklistAre you looking for the right broker in 2023 and beyond but unsure what to look for? With the high competition nowadays, each broker offers different features, instruments and advantages. That’s why choosing one not an easy task for a beginner or even an experienced trader. You’ll need to drill down exactly what suits your trading style, personality and risk profile. I say this because, in the last two decades, I’ve been through a fair share of brokers. So, I know how difficult this decision can be and how it can determine whether you make money or not as a trader. In this article, I’ll share with you an easy-to-follow checklist which you can use to help you choose the right online broker in 2020 and beyond. What is a broker or dealer? A broker is a company or institution that gives a trader access to a live trading account and trading platform which enables them to buy, sell and monitor different instruments and assets. Here’s my checklist to find your ideal broker… Checklist item #1: Make sure the broker or dealer is regulated! This is a must… Whenever you sign up with a broker, make sure they are authorised, regulated and recognised by leading regulation authorities. You will most likely find this stated on the company’s website, in the ‘About Us’ or in their ‘Disclaimer’, along with their license number they hold with that regulator. Countries with dedicated financial regulatory agencies include: South Africa (FSB) – Financial Services Board. USA (SEC) – Securities And Exchange Commission (FINRA) – Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Eurozone (MiFID) – Markets In Financial Instruments Directive UK (FCA) – Financial Conduct Authority Australia (ASIC) – Australian Securities and Investments Commission India (SEBI) – Securities and Exchange Board of India Japan (JSDA) – Japan Securities Dealers Association Switzerland (FINMA) – Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority When you sign up with a regulated broker, you’ll at least have the security and assurance that they have met certain standards approved by the regulatory body, such as: Having the right capital to protect the clients’ funds Ensure the firm won’t go bust Confirm they have met certain requirements from the financial service provider Checklist item #2: Check their reviews and testimonials Before you make any decisions, you’ll need to see what others have said and are saying about the broker or the dealer company. You can do this by searching on Google, ‘Hello Peter’, trading forums or go onto their social media pages to read what other unbiased REAL clients have written about them when it comes to reviews, testimonials and ratings. Checklist item #3: Broker minimum requirements There are two minimums to take into account: Minimum balance and minimum deposit per trade. Most brokers require you to start with a certain minimum balance to set up your trading account. Nowadays, with the high competition, you should easily be able to find brokers or dealers who require no more than R1,000 up to R5,000 to open a trading account. If they require any more to open your trading account, just know that there are other brokers out their where you can start with less. As with the minimum deposit to take a trade, you can easily find reputable brokers where the minimum is under R200 per trade. Checklist item #4: Availability: What they can offer you You should have a good idea on what you’d like to trade. This is why before you sign up with the broker, you’ll need to see the availability and range of trading instruments the company has to offer. What assets do you want to trade? Shares, CFDs, Options, Futures, Spread Betting etc… What markets do you want to trade? Stocks, currencies, commodities, indices, bonds, ETFs or crypto-currencies… Where do you want to trade? Via phone, mobile or computer. What times would you like to trade? Morning, noon or night? What gearing and leverage would you like to trade? Whether you’re a Forex trader or a stock trader you’ll need to find out what gearing the broker has to offer. Such as 5:1 – 20:1 (for stocks) and 50:1 up to 200:1 (for Forex). E.g. With gearing (or leverage) of 50:1 this means if you deposit R1,000 into a trade you can hold a position exposed and valued up to R50,000. REMEMBER: the higher the leverage offered, the higher the reward but also the potential risk. Do they offer a demo account or a trial period? You should never rush into trading with real money, before getting to know your broker and your trading platform. That’s why you should ask your broker if they have a demo trading platform or account that you can use to test out what they have to offer with your strategies Checklist item #5: Do they offer trading education and training? A good and genuine broker should want you to be successful as a trader. And to do this, they should offer you a whole range of free education, training sources and tools such as: Training guides Glossary Trading videos, podcasts, forums Written articles Step-by-step trading tutorials Support staff Opinion-based resources Live trading events and webinars Trading calculators, tools and calendars Checklist item #6: The trading platform itself Majority of your analyses, preparation and the execution of trades are going to take place on the trading platform itself. This is why you’ll need to try it out, test it and learn how to use it, to see if it will suit your trading. Here is a list of items to watch out for with your trading platform: Item #1: Chart types: E.g. Line chart and candle sticks Item #2: Time frame options of: E.g. 1 hour, 4 hour, daily, weekly & monthly Item #3: Trading indicators and oscillators: E.g. RSI, Stochastics, MACD, OBV, ADX, Bollinger Bands etc… Item #4: Real time charts: E.g. Not having to refresh your screen every 15 minutes or download anything unnecessarily. Item #5: Live streaming data: E.g. News feed, live speeches & announcements, and SENS (Stock Exchange News Service). Item #6: Customized watch lists: Make sure there is a functionality to create, modify and monitor a watchlist with the markets you’ll be trading. Item #7: Trading order variety: E.g. Market, buy, sell, limit, stops, trailing stop loss and guaranteed stop losses Item #8: Trading journal: E.g. Portfolio profit & loss summary of open, closed and historical trades. Item #9: Trading order box: Where you’ll place your entry, stop loss, take profit, margin requirements, order quantity, gain potential, risk potential and risk to reward. Item #10: Reliability: When you’re testing the trading platform, this is where you can ensure it’s reliable in a way that: It runs smoothly It saves your layout, charts and profile It doesn’t crash The speed is good The features all work as they should The web-based (java) or desktop application works great The mobile app is easy-to-use and handle NOTE: TradingView connects a amazing and reliable brokers. Checklist item #7: Customer support It’s important to find out where you can contact your broker, in case you need help due to some technical or trading reason. Which mediums can you contact them through? • Phone • Email • Online live chat • WhatsApp • Skype • Forums Also when you give the representative a call, make sure they sound knowledgeable and confident in what they tell you. Think about how they respond to your questions, how quickly do they solve your queries, are they friendly and approachable? The contact support will also confirm their quality, efficiency, reliability and credibility for what the company already portrays and offers. Checklist item #8: Costs and fees You will never be able to avoid costs and fees completely, but you can minimize them by choosing the right broker. You’ll need to do a bit of research to compare the costs of buying, selling and holding trades. Make sure you look at the following: Spreads (Fixed or variable) Note: The spreads should be low for high volume traded markets Commissions (When you enter and when you exit) Margin interest Service charges Minimum charge per trade e.g. R100 Checklist item #9: Ease of deposits and withdrawals This is an important one… Each broker or dealer has their own measures and policies when it comes to their clients depositing into their trading accounts or withdrawing back into their bank accounts. Ask your broker how you can make a deposit whether it be via: EFT Credit Card PayPal Wire transfer Then confirm with your broker to send you their policies and costs on how you can withdraw your money and how long it will take whether it be: Via email to ask for a withdraw which will take under 3 trading days. Via the trading platform where you can withdraw through an authentication process. Via the broker who can only proceed with a withdrawal on the phone which will take three working days. Note: A withdrawal and deposit with a reputable and regulated broker should NEVER take more than three working days or warning bells should ring. Checklist item #10: Safety, security and legitimacy There are a few ways to check if the broker is safe and secure including: Their website starts with HTTPS: and not HTTP: They are insured and deal with top banks around the world. They have secured encryption processes. They have proven to show growth for their clients over the last five years. They have won broker awards or are listed in the top brokers in the country you’re looking at. Final Words You now have an idea on how to find the most ideal broker for you. Take your time to do the research and go through each line item one by one. Never rush into choosing a broker as this can be a significant decision for your financial future. If you enjoyed this piece then follow more daily tips and lessons on TradingView. I've been in the markets since 2003 and happy to share what I've learnt along the way. Trade well, live free. Timon MATI Trader PS: Connect with my few socials below.
JSE:J200Education
by Timonrosso