Review Broker Easy Market | Terkoneksi tradingview dan deposit bank lokal

Summary

This video provides a detailed review of using IS Market and Paperstone brokers with TradingView. It covers the advantages of connecting brokers to TradingView for seamless analysis and trading, highlighting features like no slippage. The speaker compares IS Market’s higher spreads and account requirements with Paperstone’s lower costs, offering insights into deposit methods, regulations, and withdrawal processes. Key differences in trading fees and platforms like MT5 vs TradingView are discussed, making it easier for traders to choose the best broker based on their preferences.

Takeaways

• 📊 iSi Market can be connected directly to TradingView for both analysis and live trading.
• 🛡️ iSi Market is regulated in four regions: Cyprus, Australia, CISSEL, and FSC, enhancing credibility.
• 💰 Minimum deposit for iSi Market accounts is around AUD 2,000, no cent accounts are available.
• ⚡ TradingView accounts on iSi Market offer no-slipage execution, unlike MT4/MT5.
• 💵 Deposits can be made via Indonesian local banks (BCA, Mandiri, Maybank, Bank Rakyat) or cryptocurrency, often processed within 15 minutes.
• 🏦 Withdrawals take approximately 2 business days, similar to Paperstone.
• 📈 Spread on TradingView for iSi Market is fixed, e.g., EUR/USD at 0.8 pip, but generally higher than Paperstone for some pairs.
• 📉 Lot sizes in TradingView are adjusted differently: 1 lot = 100,000 contracts, 0.01 lot = 1,000 contracts.
• 💡 iSi Market is suitable for users prioritizing TradingView integration, while Paperstone offers lower costs for MT5 trading.
• 📌 Pending orders, TP, and SL can be easily adjusted on TradingView via drag-and-drop interface.

Q & A

What is the main reason why TradingView is preferred for analysis over other platforms?

TradingView is preferred for its user-friendly interface and its ability to connect with multiple brokers, allowing for easy analysis and the ability to buy and sell directly from the platform.

Which brokers are highlighted in the video as being compatible with TradingView?

The video highlights two brokers: 'Paperstone' and 'Isi Market', both of which can be connected to TradingView.

Why are 'Paperstone' and 'Isi Market' specifically discussed in the video?

These brokers are discussed because they allow deposits through local Indonesian banks like BCA, BRI, and Mandiri, making them more accessible for local traders.

What are the regulatory credentials of Isi Market?

Isi Market is regulated in four regions: Cyprus (Is Forex Trading), Australia (E Market), Cisel (E Worldwide), and FSC (E Worldwide), which adds a layer of trust for international users.

What is the key advantage of trading via TradingView as mentioned in the video?

The key advantage is the 'no slippage' feature, meaning there is no sudden widening of spreads during news events, which is commonly seen on other platforms like MT4 or MT5.

What is the difference between 'fixed' and 'variable' spreads mentioned in the video?

A 'fixed' spread means that the spread remains constant (e.g., 0.8 for EUR/USD), while a 'variable' spread fluctuates depending on market conditions (e.g., 0.7 to 0.8 to 1.1).

What are the account requirements for trading on Isi Market?

Isi Market requires a minimum deposit of $2,000 for standard accounts, which may not be ideal for traders with smaller budgets. There is no account with a minimum deposit lower than this.

What deposit methods are available for Indonesian users on Isi Market?

Indonesian users can deposit funds via online banking, using local banks like BCA, Mandiri, and Maybank, as well as through cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

What is the comparison of spreads between Isi Market and other brokers?

Isi Market's spreads are relatively higher compared to Paperstone, with EUR/USD at 7 points and XAU/USD (gold) at 36 points, whereas Paperstone offers more competitive spreads, especially for popular pairs like EUR/USD.

How long does it take to withdraw funds from Isi Market?

Withdrawals from Isi Market typically take two business days, which is similar to the withdrawal process with Paperstone and other brokers.