Admiral Markets Group consists of the following firms:
Admiral Markets UK Ltd
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Leverage up to:
1:30 for retail clients,
1:500 for professional clients - FSCS protection
- Negative balance protection
Admiral Markets AS
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Leverage up to:
1:30 for retail clients,
1:500 for professional clients - Guarantee Fund
- Negative balance protection
Admiral Markets Cyprus Ltd
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Leverage up to:
1:30 for retail clients,
1:500 for professional clients - ICF protection
- Negative balance protection
Admiral Markets Pty Ltd
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Leverage up to:
1:500 for retail clients - Volatility protection
Admiral Markets UK Ltd
-
Leverage up to:
1:30 for retail clients,
1:500 for professional clients - FSCS protection
- Negative balance protection
Admiral Markets AS
-
Leverage up to:
1:30 for retail clients,
1:500 for professional clients - Guarantee Fund
- Negative balance protection
Admiral Markets Cyprus Ltd
-
Leverage up to:
1:30 for retail clients,
1:500 for professional clients - ICF protection
- Negative balance protection
Admiral Markets Pty Ltd
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Leverage up to:
1:500 for retail clients - Volatility protection
Automated Trading
In this part of the Admiral Markets education sections you will find information on automated Forex trading. Why Forex robots got a bad name from professional traders and are they worth the money? What are the most popular expert advisers and how does Forex auto trading work? Read below!
Automated Trading Articles & Tutorials
- Best Forex Simulator Software
- Best MT4 Expert Advisors
- Best Forex trading signal providers
- What are Forex robots and do they really work?
- How does a Forex Expert Advisor work?
- How do automated Forex trading systems work?
- How to choose a Forex automated trading strategy
- Forex automated trading signals
- How does automated Forex trading work?
- Forex scalping signals
- How to take advantage of live Forex signals
Risk Warning
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 83% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.