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Answer: Listen, I ain't no Sherlok Holmess, but I can still deduce that maybe the owner of this question is a beginner, or a trader with not that much experience. The answer is - there is no single pair that will get you the most profit, any instrument can be super profitable if you actually learn how to trade well. Still, this doesn't mean that any pair is suitable for the beginner. They should perhaps refrain from a bit complex phenomenas like ETFs and some stocks right away, and maybe should go with EUR/USD or EUR/JPY like pairs which are super popular. The reason is that you can find more educational materials on trading forex majors, and these actually present food opportunities most of the time!

Answer: I suppose, yeah, new traders can easily participate in the tournaments held by the broker. Entrance fee is in many cases miniscule, just a couple of bucks to get in and start fighting other traders to get a tasty prize. The point is that newbies rarely reach good results, just because they are unaware fo all trading peculiarities, but contest is also for training. If the fee is small, then why not to test the waters, huh?

Answer: Definitely YES! Let me share my experience with stocks and IQ Option. Before coming to trade on this platform, I was not trading stock at all. What made me interested in starting trading stock were its stock collections and at that time they had a stock collection with companies from the cannabis industry. At that time this industry was booming due to the wave of legalisation in the US, and I said to myself, maybe now is a good time to start exploring this market. The hardest part of trading stocks is finding companies that might be interesting to invest in. Here, its feature of stock collection comes in handy. The trading terms are quite competitive too. So, yeah, I think this is the best platform for traders who are new to this market. I am not sure if it's equally good for advanced traders, though…

Answer: As far as I know there are no commissions, there are only spreads, buddy. Maybe I am wrong about that, but anyway both spreads and commissions are type of charges in market makers' favor. Still, they are quite narrow here. I had a chance to trade btc and had a nice rally trading Ada, noticed no serious charges at all. I mean, they exist, but they are unnoticeable, so don't worry much about that. The company does its best to hinder big/ask gap expand tooo much. Also consider time when to trade, cheers!

Answer: You know, at first glance it might not seem like this selection is very diverse. But on the other hand, I don't know what to suggest to complete this list. Apparently, broker has left only those deposit methods that traders really need. Any other deposit methods will look like something exotic. And I don't think that many traders will be interested in it. For me it's much more important that deposits don't have any commissions from broker's side. And, of course, that they happen almost instantly. Everything else is of secondary importance in my opinion.