Sunday, January 10, 2010

Marketiva.com Review

About
Marketiva is a Forex or currency trading company. With more than 800,000 serviced users, 450,000 unique and live trading accounts, and more than 3.8 million live orders executed each month, Marketiva is one of the most popular over-the-counter market makers in the world. It is located in Montenegro.

Pros

  1. currently working with legal and compliance firms based in the European Union to make its services fully compliant with the Markets in Financial Instruments and Directive (MiFID), which is a European Union law that provides harmonized regulation for financial services across the EU member states.
  2. working on an autonomous web site that will present comprehensive self-regulatory information, and which will allow clients to continuously monitor financial condition of Marketiva and be able to submit complaints.
  3. payment options via wire transfer, WebMoney, LibertyReserve, and e-dinar.
  4. articles about basic trading.
  5. it only takes 5 minutes to sign-up and there is a $5 bonus and virtual $10,000 for training after registration.
  6. no requirements for initial deposits.
  7. live support and contact information are available.


Cons

  1. support Windows 98 / Me / 2000 / XP / Vista / 7 only.
  2. not within regulatory framework of the Securities Commission of the Republic of Montenegro.


Bottom Line
The world of investing is very complex, especially in the currency trading. Currency trading needs to be done or seem as a full time job. Markets and values of currencies change everyday and there are not the same outcomes. We advice that when you enter the currency trading world that you put all your efforts on monitoring events such as natural disaster and wars that might affect the currency that you are trading. We also recommend that you do some research on this currencies. This questions might help you in the long run:
How stable is the country?
Is the central government honest?
What is the GDP of this country?
Have this country been increasing the standard of living of its citizen.


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