IQOption Questions & Answers

I do think so. Even despite the fact the platform is a custom one, so perhaps it may be lacking certain instruments other software possesses, it doesn't make it somehow worse. I personally a scalper and as you can guess I utilize a truckload of indicators and different oscillators to forecast very short-term price changes. For instance, moving average isn't my cup of tea, even though it's widely used, but such things as RSI and others are alwayes used by myself.

That is really odd. It might be an issue with the verification of your account. Brokers need to work on that. But you can reach out to the support team without an account. See what they say. They should be the biggest help to you rn.

There is no such thing as the most profitable trading asset. All the assets can be equally profitable in the right hands. You just need to spend a lot of time trading them and get to know all the peculiarities.

Use something that is not VISA or MasterCard then. The broker offers various payment methods other than credit/debit cards, like e-wallets for example. I truly believe that e-wallets are the most preferable way to deposit/withdraw money at Iq option. And they can be utilized for multiple purposes online and offline. So if you don't have them I highly recommend getting one.

I am trading the news, and I'm eligible to comment on your question... It is highly reliable and provides real-time updates! I'm impressed with how quickly it delivers the news. Now, I rely solely on their news feed, saving me time from constantly switching between tabs and refreshing different news providers.

As fast as your internet and machine can process, you can register even with your facebook account.

Mobile app has some advantages as well as desktop has its own advantages. For example, a mobile app's ov=bvious advantage is that you can check the charts and open deals on the go. You are not tied to the monitor of your PC. On the flip side I think the PC version of the platform gives more analyx=zing capabilities due to the bigger screens of the monitors. There are some nuances which you can miss out on the screen of your mobile phone. So it's the matter of your lifestyle and personal preferences.

Haha... it is pretty interesting. I think this is a way to create the best traders. There are certain countries that cannot take part in the tournaments. However, For most contests, the broker collects a little entry fee from the contestants, mine was $4. After that, every contestant will be given a $100 account to trade with and the top traders split the prize. I have seen some incredible traders in the tournaments.

Depends where you are looking at this from. If you're interested in qualitative stuff, you get a good number indicators that could easily help with your technical analysis, and the charting engine supports you to look at many different assets and timeframes. If you're looking for something quantitative, there's a good community power around the broker, and you get a great blog with analyses, strategies, news, articles and things like that.

As you have mentioned correctly, the leverage here is dynamic. It means that it varies depending on the asset you choose for trading. 1:500 is the maximum leverage here as far as I know and it's applicable to pairs. Stocks leverage is pretty confined, because usually positional traders rarely trade with leverages. Hence, it equals 1:20 here. I believe it's more than enough for stock trading. Nevertheless, surprisingly, crypto posseses here a rather high leverage, 1:100, but be careful with it.