I advise all traders to pay attention to ThinkMarkets, especially those who use transaction copying services, and those who are good at referral programs. ZuluTrade works perfectly on ThinkMarkets, there were no complaints from me about it for all the time. The broker has enough partner offers: for those who are active in social networks, or for developers and other brokerage companies. But, of course, tastes differ. And there are enough assets, too, that can match any taste: from cryptocurrencies to stocks, currency pairs and precious metals. You can either trade actively, or you can buy and save up until you find preferable price.

I had already talked to more experienced traders, and I knew that you need to test different companies first. Preferably not on the demo, but in real market conditions. ThinkMarkets became one of the brokers I noticed. Yes, it is not exactly for beginners, and yes, you will have to worry about replenishment. But so far, it shows itself very well in terms of profit. In particular, I want to note spreads that tend to grow by leaps and bounds. Here they are also growing, but not so actively, plus cooperation with the Traders Union gives an additional profit. I am satisfied so far, and consider ThinkMarkets as my main broker.

ThinkMarkets is not in the first place in my list of brokers, but it has some advantages, and they are definitely worth attention! First of all, this is support. I have noticed many times that a high-quality support service is the indicator of a good broker in 90% of cases. The support guys helped me quickly, they answered all the questions, and quite fast. It's a small thing, but it's nice. Regulation is not up for discussion. Narrow spreads. Really narrow. Not zero, of course, but not sky-high either. It's a pleasure to trade with them. What ThinkMarkets is missing? In my opinion - bonuses and contests. When there is a sporting interest, the trading process is more active and often more profitable.

I have long found “my" broker, which suits me in all respects, but professional interest does not allow me to pass by the sensational companies. I tested the conditions in ThinkMarkets first on a demo account, everything was OK there, and switched to a real one. I just want to say that the broker is not the most profitable for scalping, orders are executed with a small delay. It is also controversial for investing, I did not find any interesting perks for myself, everything is according to the standard: stocks, crypts, not to mention copy services, almost every broker has them. The copy service, by the way, works faster, so for those who are studying or do not want to sweat with independent trading, it is 100% suitable.

This is a company with regulators, segregated accounts, a wide selection of assets, and freezing platforms. Everything freezes in ThinkMarkets. Therefore, I use it to generate passive income, ZuluTrade copies transactions quickly and without delay. There are no problems with the output.

Well, my impressions are mixed so far… On the one hand, there is a cool regulation, segregated accounts, compensation funds, and even with such spreads, you can trade relatively freely. On the other hand, the broker suits you as long as you copy other people's deals. And when you enter active trading, the terminals freeze. And transactions, accordingly, are not always executed as I would like. I don't want to leave, of course, there is top-end support here, they always react quickly, and the conditions are generally quite good… Let's see how the broker will show itself when withdrawing funds.

For me, ThinkMarkets is an average broker. With normal spreads, instruments, and support. But since I have a choice, I would return to ThinkMarkets if my main broker stopped its work. And so… I can't say anything bad about it, but I can't call it the best either. Here you only need to try trading to understand whether a broker is suitable for you or not.