I read on the site that you’ve got continous cfd on indexes, but couldn’t figure it out on my own, could you explain it to me in simpler terms?
In simple terms CFDs on Indices allow you to trade stock indices , such as DJI, SP500, Nd100 
They are called “continuous” because you don’t need to care about expiration dates, since they (CFDs) are calculated on the basis of two nearest futures of relevant stock indices.
Long story short, curiosity won and I deposited some money to test how the platform works, seems to be working just fine.
And how are you liking the fixed spread, does it really have no widening and it’s always the same?
Well, what can I say, perhaps there is a slight fluctuation of about a couple points,but in general this spread with those assets which I traded with really are fixed, it’s quite convenient.
I can say that I didn’t immediately get used to the fixed spread, but after a week I couldn’t trade on a floating spread, because the constant widening started to irritate and the obscurity, but here even trading on the news is secure.
Well… ok, the teasing has gotten to me, actually I’ve also deposited some money, we’ll wait and see if this broker is as good as it’s been written about…
That’s the right decision, you won’t know until you try it yourself. Besides, you don’t have to start with a large sum
Yea, I wasn’t gonna deposit a large sum anyway. Only the bare minimum so to speak. First check how things are with withdrawal…
Of course it’s your right to check but jumping ahead I want to say that I’ve never yet had a problem with withdrawing with this broker. Always goes according to regulations.
Strange… I deposited money through webmoney, and put withdrawal through skrill, as a result couldn’t withdraw, has anyone had that problem?
Hahahaha, you’re so ADD))) You should read the offer before beginning to trade, the broker has a rule that you need to withdraw through the same payment system you deposited it through)
I’d like to know how can I be sure that your company isn’t gonna drain my money intentionally and won’t tell me later that it was my mistake?
Yes, sometimes it’s useful to read the contract conditions))) But that’s ok, it’s good that support helped you straighten things out quickly.
Support has saved me many times too, for instance the last time I asked many questions on nettradex, they answered fast and right on point.
So you use nettradex for trading? What’s the point of that if there’s the tried and true MT4?
Well, I just like this terminal, it’s convenient, easy to learn and it’s got lots of cool features, for example trailling stop loss.
Yes, it’s a convenient feature, although I don’t use it that often, I don’t really like pending orders, I’m more used to trading independently controlling the situation.
Your company’s got a ton of trading instruments, I’d like to know why there are so many of them, because usually a broker’s got about 200, but you have over 500, what for?
I completely agree with you, what if you have deals open several days in a row and you want to feel reassured? That’s where pending orders and trailling stop come to the rescue.