XS
Questions & Answers

IF you day trade, then possibly going with the Elite one that has commissions doesn't make a lot of sense, unless you are scalping with extremely high volume, but I don't think you are doing that. So for usual day trading, you got the standard option. I mean, that fits most of the needs and day trading is not something unique so it fits right in. If you want better conditions in terms of spreads, then of course going with Pro makes more sense, especially if you are trading super popular pairs like eurusd.

The point is that you will get nice conitions in any case, because this is the broekr that managed to create a universal rading infrastructure and the services here are of suoreme quality. However, there are accounts which rookies better avoid because of rather high minimum deposit size or not very transparent pricing scheme. For instance, I wouldn't opt for the elite account if I was a beginner because of commissions. It seems to me more complex to calculate commissions per each deals than just trading with spreads. Still, it's not a kind of financial advice or something. Lol, I am do not have any power to claim that this or that is better, it's just my feeling. You can freely opt for Elite or any other acc, it's just my vision =))

Nah, bro, i believe dynamic leverage is more beneficial for tarders to use. At least it protects them from taking excessive risks, especially it's about rookies who do not know how to weigh risks.

The copy trading feature is definitely a great one and it's not new because a lot of brokers have integrated it into their system and lots of traders have adopted it as this provides a more systematic and good deal for them…. Especially traders who have little time to spare to trading or don't want to go through the stress of actually learning how to trade. It would be nice if added to Xs and yes it can be if the broker integrates it into the system perfectly well.

XS gives clients an extra layer of insurance protection in order to cover those losses over $10,000 caused by fraud and other risks. It is a special insurance program guaranteed by some solid financial institution in London. I saw this certificate. It is valid. Well that's in case something goes wrong like happening to the broker or malicious actions of third parties, you're backed. That is how I read it

Trading with XS.com seems pretty reliable based on my experience. They offer a sustainable predictable platform and a pleasant variety of assets to trade. Here, I even tried different trading styles, due to this flexibility. As for the cost, their deposit requirements are very human, spreads are quite competitive, besides, there aren't any hidden fees that I've noticed. It's affordable enough, especially if you're mindful of your trading strategy and volume. Overall, it's a recommended choice if you're looking for a trustworthy broker with good choices of instruments without breaking the bank.

Well, according to the variety of payment options available on xs.com I can understand why you are asking such a question. Many of them are unfamiliar even for me even though I have been in the industry for a long period of time. Anyway, the old but gold way of making a deposit is a bank card. It never gets old and this way has been already tested for years and even decades. So you know what to do next.

I dunno about others but personally i have not had any troubles with them. They provide fairly great trading conditions and i can't complain about anything. The speed of order execution is lighting-fast and i have not encountered any slippage situations in my practice. Regarding spreads, sometimes it may be wider than usual but it doesn't sting too much.