VCG MarketsReviews 21

I mainly trade indices long term, it's positional trading and swing trading too, and it's going very nice at the moment. My top picks are:
- SP500
- JPN225
- DAX40
- UK100
These are in this order, and uk100 i have the least orders but still sometimes it provides me with a nice opportunity. At first I thought overnight fees are going to get me, but turns out those are not bad, especially if you catch that trend, the return covers all the fees so you dont worry about those. Intraday trading these indices is alright too, but I just see more options on long-term.

I like the table that's 100% transparent with all sorts of costs they have, swaps and spreads and margin requirements are there. The costs are quite alright, standard acc.

Tbh wasnt prepared for how in-depth it can get... learning the tools that VCG gave to me, with using Gemini now. I recommend, not doing it a lone. I have experience in investing in ETFs etc, but I had no idea trading can get so complicated, and there are so many tools to download, and to uinnstall on charts. Kind of mindblowing.

VCG market can't show off a wide range of account types which is strange, but even so, a single account isn't as bad as many might think. It offers narrow spreads not only on major currencies, but also on minor and exotic pairs!

Keep an eye on overnight swaps if you hold trades longer than usual, for weeks or months. They can quietly eat into profits if you don't factor them in. I checked swap tables before committing to swing trades, gotta admit, they're not the lowest, some major pairs are highly expensive in terms of swaps, while others are cheaper.

Some may neglect using it and it's completely opposite for me, I'm trying to use it as much as I can to sharpen my skills. I had a bad first experience with live acc, because i had no exp. Now I understand the game, backtested for a while and now I feel so much more confident on a live account.

'Discover how to read and interpret technical analysis Like a Pro!' - was very useful here, and was free.
Some fake gurus on the web try to make me pay $69, $490 for a similar course =D but this one, much better, from real trader, and all for free (I got it from just registering with them, didnt even pay anything). The teaching style is good, and I have got all the info about trading. Made my first few ETH trades last week, since it was moving a lot, and earned some from positive swaps on GBP/JPY too.
So far, for me personally its an easy 5. Gave me more than I gave them, thats for sure.

- accounts can be better balanced, because premium is still a bit more expensive and I'd like it to be more affordable, or there can be one more account inbetween
- payments are nice and smooth, e-wallets are there and deposit arrived quickly
- spreads are not that wide on standard, if we are talking forex majors and other popular assets
- analytical help is there as well

Ok, for me Metatrader platformn abundance is something that talks directly about the reliability of the broker. Idk why just more experienced people from my circle advised this. It looked clean and neat so I opened an account. What they forgot to mention is how hard it might be trading there. Too much new knowledge and advanced features, like analytics from trading central. Everybody likes in tecknical side and it gave me results but what orders to open I hesitated.
My final opinion, the platform is ok, if the time spend on its learning. For traders who is familiar with it, I guess very decent option.