Admirals Good or Not?

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    Sammy

      Is there anybody in this community that has used Admiral Markets and can tell me if they are good or not for short term trading?

       

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        James Barra
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          DayTrading.com Team

          Hi Sammy,

          We’ve been evaluating Admirals, formerly Admiral Markets, for a number of years and scored it 3.5/5 in our latest tests, which is fairly good, though it trails the best brokers.

          Where it excels is its extensive investment offering now comprising over 8,000 assets (CFDs, forex, commodities, stocks, indices, bonds and ETFs).

          It’s also got a particularly strong MetaTrader offering with the Supreme Edition delivering useful extras like tick charts, mini charts and an advanced indicator package.

          After introducing fractional shares and enhancing its education and research (it now hosts a regular podcast) it also offers a lot for aspiring traders.

          Weighing the negatives, Admirals lacks a proprietary web platform that may provide a smoother entry point for newer traders. Customer support has also been hit and miss during testing and casual traders should note a €10 inactivity fee applies.

          Overall, it’s a reasonable option, but other brokers could be a better fit depending on your needs.

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          Alfo

            I do think Admiral Markets are good for short term trading but I have noticed they are starting to shift there focus to longer term investing for example share dealing and fractional investing. Something to bear in mind if you really want to day trade.

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            Sammy

              Cheers guys. I take your point about moving to long term investing but they still have products I can use for day trading right, I’m talking CFDs mainly? So still worth looking at?

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                James Barra
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                  DayTrading.com Team

                  Hi Sammy,

                  Yes, Admirals does offer products suitable for shorter-term strategies plus charting platforms that cater to such strategies.

                  It could be worth exploring to see if it’s the right fit for you. They have a demo account funded with $10k that operates with a 15-minute market data delay.

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                  Sammy

                    Ok, thanks!

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                • #180951 Reply
                  Joan

                    Admirals are fine, but not the best I’ve used. Average fees and average tools and big time lacking in the market analysis department so I found myself constantly going elsewhere for insights.

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