Trading Times
Information about the Trading Times Broker
Trading Times is a broker that claims to be an innovative solid player in the market, however, it does not disclose the date of its foundation. The company has four offices: Moscow, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and Cyprus. The broker is registered in the Marshall Islands at Trust Company Complex, Ajeltake Road, Ajeltake Island, Majuro, Republic of the Marshall Islands MH 969. The license is not posted on the website, but the user agreement states that the broker operates in accordance with the legislation of the island state. The company is represented by Trading Times Ltd.
Products
In the “Company Products” section, trading instruments offered by the broker for trading on the Forex market are described:
- Stocks,
- Indices,
- Commodities such as metals, wheat, rice, soybeans, coffee, and others,
- Bonds.
Trading options, stocks, and futures on the exchange are also available. Trading Times offers clients portfolios with stocks of popular companies, a total of three portfolios:
- “Conservative” – 8 stocks priced up to $100 each, suitable for beginners with a yield of about 10.57% per quarter, a term of 3 months, and investments up to $10,000,
- “Balanced” – 14 stocks priced from $100 to $400 each, with an approximate yield of 18.12% per quarter, a term of up to 1 year, and investments from $10,000 to $50,000,
- “Mixed” – 21 stocks of any value, with an average yield of 27.6% per quarter, a term of 6 months to 3 years, and investments from $50,000.
Trading Conditions and Accounts
The broker offers several types of accounts but does not provide information about them. Clicking the “Try” button brings up a registration form. Information on trading conditions, including minimum deposits, is not provided.
Trading Platform
Trading Times offers trading on the Metatrader 5 platform, which can be downloaded from their website. There is a mobile version for Android and iOS devices.
Deposits and Withdrawals
Information on account funding and withdrawal methods is not available on the Trading Times website. There is no information on withdrawal times and fees. The site only features logos of electronic payment systems and bank cards.
Personal Account
To access the personal account, traders must go through a registration process, which is no different from registration on other websites. It is necessary to fill out a registration form, providing name, surname, country, and phone number. Attainment of legal age is required to open an account.
The personal account stores the user’s personal data and financial transaction history. Here, one can change the password and privacy settings.
Conclusion
Trading Times provides a news section, an economic calendar, educational materials, and round-the-clock support for traders 5 days a week. Four email addresses and one phone number with a British code are provided for contact. The broker assures clients of a comfortable and secure trading experience. It is recommended to review the user agreement and trader reviews online to form an objective picture of the company.