Neotrades

I presume when you realize that you have acquired a lot of skills and classical, manual trading got your bored, you can consider this is an option. There are two ways of how to interact with this account, you can either entrust your money to professionals, or become a pro yourself. Being a money manager is a very sophisticated task, as there are many challenges, you are literally forced to take a huge liability. Not all traders are brave enough to engage into this adventure. As for the first option, enrtsuting your money to experts, then it's up to you. Should you have any skills or not, whatever.

Have you compared their range of tradable shares to other brokers? If you are into stock trading then this is a place to do that. Aside from their amazingly wide range of tradable shares, the trading conditions are pretty competitive too. Moreover, they made it possible to trade even a portion of a share, starting from $1. So, for me, the biggest advantage Neotrade has over the other brokerage companies is their concept and conditions for trading shares.

Well, thats easy. The live chat is simply the easiest way to get in touch. It is fast and very convenient as well.

Has some strong and some weaker points compared to other brokers. But overall, my impression has been pleasant, they provide a fairly good service!

I ain't have any sign up requirements, but if you are interested in the broker's one, then here they are: 1) being older than 18 years old; 2) having read all the mandatory documents offered, such as Client Agreement, Privacy Policy, Complaint Handling Policy and Risk Disclosure. 3) choose whether you want to trade as a physical or legal body; 4) fill in the registration form. I guess that is everything, but as for 2nd point, many traders ignore it and just tick the box. It's an option, but if you want to get convinced of the company's reliability, it's better to familiarize yourself with these documents.

As a rule of thumb it is usually, yes. As seen from their website, for investors there is pre-agreed performance fees. For money managers, there can be too. For complete clarity, it is better to contact the broker.

That depends on whether you wanna provide strategies to people to copy you, or if you want to copy people. Just go to the social portal of neotrades on the website and pick whatever it is that you want to do, and you will be directed to the right account type. Then you can do what you want to do.

As far as I know they only have fixed leverage. Of course you can still ask broker this question by sending a message. I am sure they will give detailed answer to this question. By the way, they have different leverage sizes for different asset groups. Perhaps that is why you have such question.

The maximum for an accounts is 1 to 400, but I am not sure what the leverage for commodities is; I am not trading that. You should definitely ask for support for that.

One of the advantages of a PAMM account here is actually no limitations on the withdrawal. What's even more is that you can take out, transfer or add money basically whenever you want.