<p>First of all I would like to highlight that although I’m an EU citizen my trading account was opened in Mauritius. I traded with the company for more than a month and the things were going alright and managed to make some around E2000, but than it started to loose money so I decided to open a sub account in case the spreads were changed.<br>
but when I sent a withdrawal request for some of the funds I received an email that after an internal investigation suggested that the strategy used is not allowed so all the profits and loses were cancelled. So I woke up to O balance in my account, bare in mind that initial deposit was E500.<br>
all I used was an Expert Advisor and their term and conditions specified that EAs, hedging and scalping are allowed.<br>
before you sign up with them think if it’s worth to take the risk!! if you manage to make profits they can always take advantage of Art 9 of their terms and conditions which are unclear in regards your trading strategy.<br>
I raised a complaint with them and they refuse to give me a Case Reference number which states no one actually taking this serious.</p>
<p>Like many others I’ve started trading with a dream of making millions overnight. And like many others the dream did not come true. it took time to understand that my discrete trading is more of a gambling approach to markets. It took over a year to come to this conclusion. Fortunately Fondex has got copy-trading solution. I withdrew half of my deposit and left the remaining half to try out the copy trading. I don’t suggest investing in top of the top performers here, as high returns often have some underlying issues like large expected drawdowns. At the moment I’m investing in 3 different strategies with moderate risks and am totally happy with moderate 50-70% yearly returns.</p>
<p>I have already tried to use automated trading strategies here. Everything works fine.<br>
There is a question about trading signals. Are those posted every day?</p>
<p>What kind of platform is cTrader? I’ve never heard of it before, and I think it’s weird. But I’d be happy to be informed a bit about it, thank you in advance 😉</p>