It’s nice sometimes to get a little treat when trading. ThinkMarkets website says it will give you £25k for a demo account so imagine my surprise when it was loaded up with a cool £200k in virtual funds. So yes, it’s worth paper trading with Think Markets if you want more than the £25k advertised to test your strategy and their platform.
ThinkMarkets Demo Account Review
Name: ThinkMarkets Demo
Description: ThinkMarkets' demo account gives you £200k in virtual funds for 14 days to trade on nearly 4,000 markets. 66.95% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider
Is ThinkMarkets' demo account any good?
I’d say thank ThinkMarkets have an absolutely text book demo account. It’s a simple platform that lets you tap away on the major markets and demonstrates the order execution as well as the look and feel. But they keep the added value, like trading signals reserved for live accounts. So top marks for making it both easy to use and as a gateway to get traders wanting more.
Pros
- Easy to use
- Simple to set up
- Demonstrates functionality
Cons
- Trading signals not available
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Pricing
(4)
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Market Access
(3.5)
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Online Platform
(3)
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Customer Service
(4)
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Research & Analysis
(3)
Overall
3.5
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