If I read correctly Takisd says they make $80 per account. it does not mean they are not making any money, just not as much as if they were making $500. To me, $80 per account on average looks much more realistic than $500 anyway. And it might be ...

and trading against everyone else who are most likely to lose

That's why CFD trading is called Spread Betting in the UK

It is gambling. Remember - you're not making 10% but 100% (10% profit when you only have 10% DD) And that's only a beginning. Look at what those firms - FTMO included - celebrate and advertise. 40k, 60k 100k profit made with 100k account in 14 days ...

What else do they expect from traders other then betting? Flipping the account in 30 days has never been serious trading. Promoting all the 5-6digit payouts and then penalizing traders for using the full leverage they offer is a hypocrisy in it's ...

well the funny thing is that cTrader (Spotware) was actually founded by two russian guys, one of which is its current CEO...

Happy to see someone who thinks MT is of no use and prefers cTrader! I'm not so sure about MFF introducing cTrader so soon as they had been promising it since they launched a few years back and haven't introduced it yet. The only change is ...

This one sentence alone is a big NO for me. I would never trade for such a company. This sentence would only lead to never ending argues. What if my system is composed of elements which they consider independent systems and thus inconsistency? This ...

Risk per trade is not a problem, only that I achieve it by the number of open (small) positions rather then by calculated lot size of one position. By doing it this way I either lose less when the price goes against me and reaches the SL, or I can ...

I'm not a scalper. I look for intraday swings that may take several hours, and sometimes, I even let them run to the next day. It depends. I open a new trade with a size that depends on my phase situation (in profit = higher risk, or in loss = lower ...

It's a trading keyboard url I was considering to buy it some years ago but then I realized I would prefer some of the actions in a slightly different matter but it couldn't be changed. As cTrader could do most of the actions on it's own or with ...

True. Better to wait a few more months to see if they survive

"We are proudly presenting a new $800k challenge account. You can now merge accounts up to $2.5M and scale up to $5M. Use the Code " BPF800K" to avail 15% OFF + 125% REFUND" Their ambitions are apparently through the roof...

Interesting. A few weeks ago 8cap support confirmed to me they have an agreement with Bigpip url

...and do that all on demo accounts and without any regulation

E8 has good spreads on paper but the slippage (or markup?) makes it much more expensive. I only trade US500 with them and 0.7 looks ok but in reality whenever I place a trade it's about 1 point off the actual market price.

I thought asking an active user here might be faster :-) I found the commission on their website after all ($5) but it is not clear to which instruments they apply it.

Could you share what their commission is and if they charge it on indices?

Thank you! EverTrader looks great and I have them high on my list too. The only con I can see are their relatively higher eval prices