I Like Harborx

I've been trading with Harborx for months and I really like it. True, they do not have a desktop version and do not offer MT4, but as a beginner I find it an advantage. MT4 is too overwhelming for me.

Harborx, on the other hand, is very intuitive and feels like a game, especially with the newly added leaderboard competition and "Invite Friends" feature. It's easy to trade on the go and check the app no matter where I am. Again, it's a bliss compared to MT4 on mobile. True that Harborx may not be for everyone, but it seems to be perfect for beginners whose trading goal is to learn and get experience and better trading stats and not trade for a living (which I heard some people do, too).

I've had good experience with Harborx customer support, and they always process withdrawal requests within a day. Summing up, I'm happy to recommend Harborx.

Alice 2017-04-03

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