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Out of the box, MT5!!
But for your concern, I prefer MT4 as it's well known trading platform and many experts are there. Though UI seems good in cTrader but it's not matured yet.
Some cons for cTrader over MT4 here:
- Stop loss which is not placed easily as MT4.
- Under-developed community in cTrader over developed community MT4.
- Heard of slippages in cTrader
- cTrader is not looking good in mobile app.
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cTrader 5x times better than MT4.
1.) UI is better, dark theme, tick charts, different workspaces, and marketdepth ( orderbook).
2.) Algo development is easier ( c# vs MQL)
3.) No Virtual Dealer Plugin ( real ECN liquidity), No bucketshop scammy brokers.
4.) Faster multi core backtesting with consistent tick data.
5.) cTrader ID, login once and control all of your accounts at all cTrader brokerages.
Additional benefits:
cmirror.com ( commission fee based trade copy)
FIX API for algo development and blackbox trading.
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Originally posted by kPips View PostOut of the box, MT5!!
But for your concern, I prefer MT4 as it's well known trading platform and many experts are there. Though UI seems good in cTrader but it's not matured yet.
Some cons for cTrader over MT4 here:
- Stop loss which is not placed easily as MT4.
- Under-developed community in cTrader over developed community MT4.
- Heard of slippages in cTrader
- cTrader is not looking good in mobile app.
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Market orders that experience slippage in the FX market are a joke when you can see the market depth in cTrader platform that far exceed your position size.
1.) Did the market move so fast that the market maker already pulled their liquidity from the books
2.) Did another trader absorb that available liquidity before you
Two questions that I always ask myself when trading Forex. Since we don't have time and sales data, you might as well accept the slippage factor and incorporate into your risk/reward ratios.
If you don't experience slippage, your broker probably doesn't have real liquidity anyways(red flag). If you experience slippage on every order, your broker is probably scamming you with the Virtual Dealer plugin or your latency to the server is inadequate.
I'm using MT5 platform for Crypto Markets. I have the time and sales data, Full orderbook, and the ability to use Limit orders where I experience zero slippage. +1 for Crypto trading.
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Originally posted by HedgeBitcoin View PostI'm using MT5 platform for Crypto Markets. I have the time and sales data, Full orderbook, and the ability to use Limit orders where I experience zero slippage. +1 for Crypto trading.
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Originally posted by Quantower View PostOn which crypto exchanges do you work? Our Quantower platform has connections to Poloniex and Binance at the moment.
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Yesterday cTrader officially added Quantower platform to their website in the Integration section - cTrader connect API https://spotware.com/integrations/
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Originally posted by ForexandCrypto View Postinterestingly I asked on another forum and most people said mt4 was better
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