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[Fernd]

How reliable the broker is? Do we have people here trading on real account there?

[Marco]

Of course it does. Any broker has real traders, especially a broker, who's been around for 10 years )))

[Fernd]

I thought that one of those whosocializes in the threadpossibly has a real account and can say how a broker's business is really doing.

[Markian]

Possibly there are traders who talk on the forums, but the branch is relatively new, it's possible that people just haven't found it yet.

[Zokhan]

I found a branch, but haven't joined the conversation, because it wasn't interesting, but if someone wants to get an answer from a trader that is trading for them, then I will probably answer. I've been trading for two years. The quotes are market based, transaction execution is fast. If you ask a more exact question, I'll give you a more exact answer.

[Fernd]

I'm more interested in the withdrawal. Since you are trading here, then you must somehow withdraw, but how long does the withdrawal take? Are deals ever cancelled? Are studsrisking?  

[Zokhan]

No problems from the broker, I've already written, the quotes are market. Withdrawal takes about an hour, but I withdraw to my online wallet, if you withdraw to your bank, ofcourse it will take longer.

[Fernd]

I think it's worth trading with a real account here. The main thing is the tool proved to be pretty good, good results in the history, demo test also went fine. So there's no reason to hesitate.

[Marco]

I'm also thinking about getting real. But for now I will use regular tools with my real account, and will test my PCI on demo.

[Markian]

Yes, that probably is correct, because one does need to get used to the terminal, it's best to first do it on a demo and real, but with regular currency pairs, and then transfer to composite tools.

[Zokhan]

In putting together the composite tool the main thing is to understand it really well, don't rush! If you decide to trade with real money, you have to be sure of the result! I think it's best to consult support before creating a tool. You can tell them where you usually trade and they will offer you a tool based on the ones you prefer.

[Fernd]

I've been trading with real for about a month now and I just wanna say that the difference between trading with MT4 and nettradex is colossal, the later is much more convenient, as is the trading itself and takes away less time.

[Markian]

How is it convenient? By me, the terminals are very similar?

Edited September 13, 2016 by Markian

[Fernd]

They may be somewhat similar, but netradex offers the possibility of creating synthetics, that's why it's convinient.

[Markian]

Ok, I understand that, but you didn't really answer my question, what advantage do synthetics give?

[Fernd]

Well, firstly there are several advantages, the main ones for me being the possibility of simplifying trade by adding any assets into one instrument, and there's no need to open a bunch of orders and watch them, in nettradex it all happens in one graph and one order.

[Zokhan]

Looks like a very hot topic) I agree about the main advantage, what about the rest of them?)

[Fernd]

Well, for me there's another important factor of risk diversification, when one asset actually insures the other, the main thing is creating the trade instrument correctly.

[Zokhan]

I will probably agree with that as well) And how are you doing with synthetics, have you already withdrawn money?

[Fernd]

Alas, I haven't withdrawn yet, but if the trading continues like this, then by the middle of next month I'll order my first withdrawal.