Read the terms and conditions before agreeing to anything. A legitimate broker will always specify their conditions about withdrawing money. Most brokers don't delay or refuse withdrawals, but there are some that hedge clients' trades creating a conflict of interest, and technically, they are...
It seems like a scam to me too, and googling it, I basically didn't find any information/reviews about this domain, which is a huge red flag on its own
I haven't seen any concrete scam accusations but the fact that it is hard to find information and reviews about it is, in and of itself, something that I see as reason for caution. The owner of the platform appears to be anonymous and the launch date is not clear, either.
I don't really agree with this. A demo account can be useful for just getting to know a given broker or platform, but even if you already know the broker, demo can be useful for testing the waters and trying new strategies.
Certainly most major pairs are interconnected and influence each other to some extent, and it's good to understand that. However, exploring several pairs at the same time is only really advisable to experienced traders.
I think it would be helpful if you could share some details - what is your trading plan like? What do you think your main trouble could be? Have you tried analyzing your results and calculating your risk to reward ratio, drawdown, etc? I think sharing details like these could help forum members...
What do you mean, most of all the brokers are scams? Binary option brokers probably are, but in general there are decent regulated brokers out there to choose from.
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