Broker, Charting & Software Recommendations

Broker Recommendations:
For those wanting to know which brokers we'd might recommend we do not recommend, or we would have to sign a broker agreement,
that would mean the broker pays us to send you to them, in that there lies a conflict of interest.
The list below are some we have used them over time :- but it is not to say they are better or worse than others, just that
UK & European Residents
IBKR, Tradestation USD, TastyWorks, ThinkandSwim, FXCM UK,  IG Index, FxPro, Pro - Realtime
US Residents Only
IBKR, Tradestation, ThinkandSwim, TastyWorks, FXCM US,

Australian/New Zealand Residents

AxiTrade, FxPro, FXCM Australia, IBKR, SaXO, IC Markets, Pro - Realtime

Asian Residents
FxPro, IC Markets, FXCM Hong Kong

Trading & Charting Recommendations:

We still use MT4 since it release in 2005 an some of us still hold an account with a broker and use them to trade funded accounts.

Tradinview used to be free, but our only problem with it it uses broker data feeds rather thean realtime market data feeds 

We did moonlight with another charting platform Quotespeed before it got pulled by Morningstar.

TS2 platform and some software called smartcharts (But these is broker linked software, so not independantly priced).

Some new boys on the block for us are PowerDESK powered by FINECO and CTrader from Spotware Systems & NinjaTrader, they are both sound peice of trading and charting software without any costs..

Retail big boy platforms are Tradestation, IBKR, Saxo, Pro-Realtime, ThinkandSwim all offer very usable platforms,

Please look at Platforms for more professional trading platforms.

Hopefully that gives you some good information.

Any further questions, do not hesitate to email me support@coretrader.co.uk

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