Reviewing Forex Brokers
Admiral Markets Review – Customers who are wondering what is Admiral Markets actually will meet one of the best brokers currently on the market. Of course, it is always necessary to differentiate in individual cases whether a broker suits someone or not. Read More
AvaTrade Review – The international forex and CFD broker AvaTrade is one of the companies that have been active for many years. The broker was founded in 2006 under the name AvaFX, with a focus on forex trading. Since 2013, the provider has been operating under the company name AvaTrade with an expanded trading offering that also includes CFDs on numerous underlying assets. Read More
AxiTrader Review – The globally active broker is even less known in Europe because it is based in Australia. Since 2007, traders have been able to trade an extensive range of products with the forex and CFD broker. In the course of the AxiTrader experience, the large portfolio of forex pairs is particularly noticeable – around 80 currency pairs are tradable at AxiTrader. There are also other base values that are traded using CFDs, including cryptocurrencies. Read More
BDSwiss Review – With BDSwiss, as with all other providers, you also pay BDSwiss fees for buying and selling. These are rather a bit higher when you compare them with the fees of the competitors. You can request deposits and withdrawals free of charge if you do so with your credit card. On the other hand, you will incur fees for deposits and withdrawals from your bank account. Otherwise there are fees for inactivity. You should find out more about this beforehand if you want to leave the money lying around for a long time. Read More
Earnex Review – Across Earnex, clients can access over 300 multiple trading instruments in various assets from Futures and Options markets and CFDs and Forex instruments in traditional markets such as forex, oil, metals, bonds and others. Read More
Etoro Review – eToro has its very own model of charging its fees. When placing an order, a fee of 0.09% is due as a spread. The trading volume does not matter here. At first glance, the fees are low, but if you take a closer look at the structure of the fee model, you will quickly notice that the fees are rather high compared to other providers. Read More
ForexVox Review – ForexVox is an online brokerage company with their headquarters based in London. Their main focus is to make the information and tuition being used by the major investment banks widely available to all. In addition, they have created chatrooms with Forex market contributors who comply with the strict rules of the European Institute of Management and Finance. Read More
IQ Option Review – IQ Option is one of the best known providers in the field of online brokers. They have become particularly well known through the Internet and television advertising. That is why they now have a very large customer base who seem very satisfied overall. A number of IQ Option trials have already been completed with so many customers that a number of reviews can be found on the Internet. The reviews are actually doing pretty well. Read More
Plus500 Review – Plus500 is one of those brokers who finance themselves exclusively through spreads. This gives traders the opportunity to achieve higher profits through tight spreads. Brokers who finance themselves only through spreads do not buy the securities on behalf of the customer on the stock exchange, but act as trading partners. The spread results from the difference between the bid and the ask price. In addition to the spreads, there are no other fees. Read More
STO Review – STO* offers its clients access to a diverse set of financial instruments including forex, cryptocurrencies, metals, oils, equities, bonds, shares and indices. What distinguishes them from other financial service providers, is their comprehensive educational material, excellent account benefits, and an exceptional level of customer support.. Read More
