XTB's trading platform lets you trade as well as invest in global markets
Account: XTB Trading Platform
Description: XTB’s Xstation5 trading platform is highly customisable and it was clear from when I tested the platform that it is going to appeal to traders needing a little bit more than point-and-click trading.
75% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider
Is XTB a good trading platform?
Yes, XTB’s trading platform offers access to the usual markets and pricing is fairly standard, but what sets it apart from other brokers is some of the trading platform’s unique functionality.
Most brokers offer it now but XTB was actually one of the first brokers to offer post-trade analysis, where the trading platform will show you where you are profitable and where you lose money.
One nice feature is the ability to close all of your positions in one go. A time saver if you are a day trader and want to be flat at the end of the day, or if you want out of the market in a hurry.
XTB produce their own market news, which is constantly updated throughout the day, which you can filter by asset class. If you combine this with the heatmap feature, stock scanner, sentiment indicators and automatically updated “hot” watchlist that shows where the order flow is going you can hunt out trading ideas
Overall, XTB is a very good trading platform that offers a lot more than just vanilla trading, suitable for new traders or more experienced investors wanting to create and hedge their own markets.
Pros
- Multi-asset trading
- Competitively priced
- Lots of markets to trade
Cons
- Not UK HQ’d
- No DMA
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Pricing
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Market Access
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Online Platform
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Customer Service
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Research & Analysis
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Overall
4.1
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