EagleFX account types
EagleFX is an unregulated Forex and CFDs broker that has a 3.819 rating on the FPA (Forex Peace Army) platform meaning it seems a legit and reliable broker. Despite being unregulated the broker managed to establish itself and 3.8 rank is a decent achievement on the FPA. It provides access to a multitude of trading […]
Exness account types
Exness is a regulated Forex and CFDs broker. Here is the list of regulators which oversee the broker: the Financial Services Authority (FSA), Seychelles the Central Bank of Curaçao and Sint Maarten (CBCS), Curaçao the Financial Services Commission (FSC), British Virgin Islands Exness is available for international traders except for USA, Iran, North Korea, Europe, […]
HFM account types
HFM is a Forex and CFDs broker regulated in multiple jurisdictions. The broker offers diverse trading assets of Forex, indices, commodities, stocks, cryptos, and ETFs. The broker offers multiple account types, cent, zero, pro, premium, and top-up bonus. We are going to review each of the trading accounts and their key features and differences. A […]
Most Recent Updates In MetaTrader 4 Build 1350
If you have a little experience with the FX market, you would definitely hear of MetaTrader 4 which is the most popular platform for Forex trading. Even though you can easily find better and improved trading platforms, this old and very user-friendly structured alternative still remains the leading among the traders. It was released in […]
CySEC Blacklists Unregistered Brokers in the Country
The main regulatory body of the financial market of Cyprus, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, better known as simply CySEC, has recently announced that it has blacklisted more companies because they were not registered properly. The regulatory body of the country noted that most of these companies claimed to be regulated by CySEC, while […]
How to Use Fibonacci Ratios to Trade the Currency Market
Mathematics plays an integral role in life and the capital markets. The ebbs and flows of market sentiment generate trends and then periods of consolidation. As consolidation occurs, the movements of price action are drawn to specific points, which can be measured using mathematics.
