Well, yeah. Basically, it's just like having an amex black card... Maybe not quite, but you get what I mean. The thing is that you get access to the club by opening a premium acc. The deposit requriement is actullly not that high when you put it next to other brokers with similar trading conditins - 5k. I did have a thought of trying it out and just letting the money sit in my account while I'm still learning how to trade with consistent results, because spreads there are honestly super op. Like, as close to zero as you can get in forex trading, although the leverage is not the highest, since they use ECN execusion for this one. I guess it should be worth it if you're serious about trading with VCG
they have full-well established MT5, with no limits, so of course you can use expert advisors. The only bad part, for me, is that they don't give free VPS server to boot. Have to have your own setup, or pay any of the outside VPS. but at least that gives people freedom I guess. I was paying for VPS from before, was easier like that for me, so once I transferred to VCG, just continued to pay as I did before, just changed settings to my new MT5 acc.
Actually, I use this way of trading and so far no warning such as “ we ban you if you carry on doing those things”. They have MT as their main web platform which by default has access to expert advisors. If they didn’t allow it, they wouldn't provide this platform, don’t you think? As an alternative to this automatic trading method, I’d advise to try their social trading. Pretty the same mechanics, though you rely on other trader’s strategies. Mixing those worked for me
Well, if we discuss this question from the standpoint of a day trader, then asset variety and fees would be the primary concern. Since it's often hard to find short term trading opportunities, having enough options to choose from matters a whole lot, as do the costs of making catching those quick moves. Stocks then, should be objectively better for this purpose since there are hundreds of them available at vcg markets. Commissions are somewhat less favorable than forex, but that's a worthy trade off, in my opinion.
That said, if your trading style is totally different from what I described, I'm afraid you're going to have to figure that out on your own...
Asking if there is a single best market to trade is like asking about the best career path for you from a total stranger… It’s all highly personal and depends on your preferences, background, time zone and other factors, of course. As for whether any of the asset classes have better trading conditions, I would say no. There’re all about equal, so the markets themselves are not going to provide you with an edge. That’s something that we have to find by trial and error.
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