The important thing for me is that Velocity Trade has no real conflict of interest. Guys, this is pretty easy to check, after a few weeks of trading with opening different types of trades (for a few seconds, postponing on Friday at the close of the market based on a gap, etc.), see if the broker cancels at least one. With the previous broker, such transactions were often canceled for me, especially if they were opened on Friday with a large lot, when I counted on a strong gap on Monday. The profit was very large and it was canceled with an explanation that the transaction did not fit in with the margin. Although, after all, no one knows in advance what force the gap will be and in which direction. In Velocity Trade since 2019, I have recorded 100% of all trades in the history. And all profit, incl. and I received some deals on the gap and already withdrew some of them. Such conditions can only be provided by a real broker who does not care what trades the client opens. So the conclusions are very simple.
