Fairtrade is extremely bad news, and will have caused problems for lots of people. Their interface is extremely attractive, and appears (on the surface) to be genuine, until you start to lose your money, and find that all is not what it seems.

Anyone with a bit of sense can make wins on the demo platform, and will find their balance increasing nicely. This is a clever tactic which makes you confident enough to add credit to your account.

As soon as you get into the live account, you’ll start to learn about the win / lose ratio, and the margins each side. Starting with a couple of losses can make you think that your luck will change, and that you will give it the benefit of the doubt.

You will experience a 5:1 loss ratio (consistently losing around £10, winning £2), and this will not improve. Dont sign up to this company. If you already have, get out now. The odds are against you.

This outfit is marketing aggressively, and will have a sales person calling you as soon as you setup your demo account.

Take my advice – try a different platform, and be very careful. And remember that the word ‘Trading’ in this context really means gambling.

I think this is an unfair post. I opened and account with them and traded heavily for about 2 mont