Deposit Bonus Brokerage
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it really doesn matter which broker Ur usin. if Ur lookin for bonuses Ull find a ton of em. the real deal is to test out the broker. start small and if everythins smooth with Ur withdrawals then U know theyre legit and U can trust em.
Your first priority must be regulation to be sure where you are funding your money mate. There are lots of brokers that offer a high bonus without any regulation but if something is too good to be true, it probably isn't true. Capitalcore offers a 40% bonus which of course is not a lot but they are regulated. So try to choose a broker that has good promotions and is regulated at the same time.
Hey watch your tone!
I don't know the name of the regulatory firm they are using. ifsa something I think!
Yeah, "ifsa something" is a very well-known and reliable regulator! Good luck contacting "ifsa something" in case of dispute!
To be honest, I've never tried to contact them. Haven't felt the need. But I can't argue with your logic, because I don't know much about regulatory firms, but that doesn't mean you have to be rude about it! You can be helpful and respectful at the same time!
Saying that a company is regulated (moreover, accentuating that as its advantage) when in fact it's not isn't helpful. I'd also argue that it's disrespectful toward fellow traders.
I've been working with FXGlory, and they offer a 50% deposit bonus. I've had a good experience with them so far. You might want to check them out as an option.
Speaking from experience here, I've been working with FXGlory and never faced any issues. It aligns with preferences. Trading on a demo first gave me a good sense of the broker. It's free and risk-free, so worth a try.
Actually, I was looking for a broker that offered commission-free accounts with high leverage. I started with a small amount to test the trading conditions and the withdrawal process, which met my expectations. That's why I chose FXGlory.
dude, in fact, you can enjoy both, rebate & deposit bonus
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why you try a not lisenced broker?
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WiKifx is your source of information? Mate, they sell traffic and reviews for breakfast. Try trustpilot, they are more legit, but I'd argue most review websites have the capability to be that. Don't trust everything you see on the internet.
Legal? Are the reviews necessarily real? Retail traders need a full range of information to refer to, the most important of which is the licence. If the licence is not even there, the money will not be safe.
Legal? Not necessarily but it's not illegal either. There simply isn't a law regarding that and no authority gives an eff about that kind of stuff either. Also, they promote their business with webinars and gatherings. I mean grease the right palms and you can almost get out of anything.
I'd argue with that now because I remember having a conversation with Admin about the legitimacy of some licenses and regulations where they could not mean a thing.
Thus the question. What can you really trust online?
I always go for brokers with bonus offers. It works in ur favor if you know how to turn it to advantage. It's all about making the most of what's available to you. I took 100% deposit bonus once made almost equal to my deposit in profits. It's a strategy that has worked wee for me.
And how do you fulfill the trading volume conditions that are usually tied to such bonuses?
