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About Admiral Markets
Admiral Markets UK Ltd is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom and is additionally regulated by Bafin in Germany. Admiral Markets offers deposit protection of up to GBP 75,000 through the FSCS.
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BrokerCheck Admiral Markets Review
Successful Traders 17%
Trading Cost
4.3/5
Order & Support Speed
4.2/5
Available Products
4.5/5
Usability
4.0/5
What we liked about Admiral Markets
Admiral Markets has overall low spreads compared to other brokers. They offer 32 cryptocurrency pairs with a fixed spread of 1% which is below the CFD market average. Admiral Markets order execution time is pretty quick and relieable. Admiral Invest allows traders to invest in real stocks with cheap conditions.
Pros
Low Spreads for most products
32 Cryptocurrency Pairs available
Fast & transparent execution times
Admiral Invest (Stocks)
What we disliked about Admiral Markets
Admirals biggest weak point is their low effort CFD-Stock offer. Most CFD-stocks have a high comission and with a medium spread. Their second weakness is their lack of CFD-Futures for trades who want to save on swap fees. Admiral has a low percentage of successful traders compared to the market average.
CONS
Not many stocks available for trading
Not many CFD-Futures available
Below average amount of successful traders
No US Traders allowed
BrokerCheck Review of Admiral Markets
Admiral Markets shines with its above-average support & customer friendliness. The obligation to make additional contributions was not common even before the Bafin and EU Regulation. The trading costs for short trades are below average, but higher for longer hold times. The typical Dax spread is for example only 0.8 points. However, no index future variants are offered, which is why daily holding costs (swaps) would be incurred. The range of CFD’s for equities could be expanded even further. Admiral often offers bonus promotions such as spreadback or the permanent loyalty/bonus system. All in all, our Admiral Markets experience has been very positive and nothing negative has been reported to us so far. The trading software used is mainly based on the metatrader and is therefore similar to most CFD brokers. Admiral offers many cryptocurrencys with a low floating spread around 1%.
Highlight's
Free Demo Account for Trading Beginners
Low spread Cryptocurrencies available
Trading Leverage up to 1:30
200€ minimum deposit for live accounts
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 83% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this Broker.
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