Tickmill investment reviews

There’s a rumor going around that automatic trading is off the charts here, so I decided to check how it works. I chose one leading trader and lost almost the entire deposit. With the second one, the situation was slightly better, but also did not earn that much. It mostly depends on the trader you are following. Now I'm thinking: try another one or switch to a different broker?

So I tried my finger in Myfxbook broker. This is not my first mirror trading service, but no broker offers such a tight spread. I thought there would be a more profitable trade. I picked up a good trader, even managed to earn a pretty penny with him, but the drawdowns were small. It bothers me that the drawdown graph is either too smooth or too sharp. Let's see if my trader goes into the lead. And there are no other investment programs here to assess something else. In general, the conditions here are not optimal for professional traders.

Of all the investment methods, the most profitable here are advisors and robots. I didn't even look at the copy service. They always have big drawdowns and trouble with the withdrawal. Then you need to look for a new trader. It's a whole different story with robots: I set them up myself, and in a couple of weeks of trading I will have recaptured my deposit; now I'm going into the plus range. The main thing is that the terminal does not slow down, and this, unfortunately, happens often. Of course, I would work on the technical part, but for now, I want to see how much earnings will come out in a month, and in parallel, I will test another investment with another broker. In that way, I can see which is better.

It is challenging to call Tickmill a good option for investors. The company offers only one investment program, and that one is a service for copying transactions. There are no PAMMs unless you still invest in shares and get some profit that way. The best brokers on the market offer much more attractive terms. Also, traders here do not bring very much profit. It may still be possible to recommend Tickmill for beginners, but more experienced players will be bored here.

The only interesting things here are the trading robots and, perhaps, the affiliate program. I'm checking both now. The robots seem to work adequately, the settings do not freeze, I can’t find visible screw-ups here, and deals are closed and opened on time. But I've only been here for a week, so this is only a first impression, not yet a conclusion. The affiliate program has a "multiple account manager" option. It's not much different from standard manager accounts, but I’m digging it. I have a lot of expertise in managing investor accounts and the drawdowns are moderate. But the fact that you can only become a manager and not an investor is not entirely clear to me.