Reviews from actual traders
The instruments aren't fully integrated with tradingview, even though they appear on both separately (e.g. TradingView couldn't identify SPY on my Saxo position as one of chartable symbols). The commissions are probably not super competitive. I still use it, because I trust its banking license, and it look overall more reliable than some smaller brokers accessible within the the EU, but I'm thinking about switching my funds to a broker with better TV integration and with a platform that supports hotkey execution. Also, the customer support could be better; it was hard to contact a human, and then they've been investigating my case for over two weeks with no feedback yet.
Saxo has a lot of CFDs with no transaction costs.
So far seems great for CFD trading.
Great but not all the tickers are available for trading through tradingview
disconnects too often which is very annoying
Great so far.
I just started, but for me from Norway, ist nice tho have support from Norway. I have to log in every time, and the micro is just as expensive and trade as the mini
Cannot show my ETF QQQ position here in TradingView!!
nice functionalities, but need to log in every day
the best way to invest
keep disconnecting
The desktop client is excellent, modular and intuitive. Prices have dropped to good levels. The charts are amazing, many plugins available, I like the Autochartist. Support is also great.
Keeps on kicking me out
love it
The fact that one can't do bracket orders on futures (e.g. June NQ contract) via the Tradingview interface is an embarrassment to the stone age.
Fast, slick pllatform. New low trading prices are very welcome.
Saxo won't allow me to trade. I'm fully aware of the risks involved and know if an instrument is suitable for me or not.
Great idea, but the main issue is that a lot of the stocks do not match ticker name in saxo and tradingview