A Look at the World Markets TM

World Markets

A Look at the World Markets TM

World Markets is an award winning global investment platform that allows individuals to attain uncorrelated yet highly profitable returns by trading in emerging digital currencies and precious metals. It also adds additional digital assets like Ether and Bitcoin to the array of assets traded on the exchange. The company trades more than thirty thousand shares of common stock for private investors, high net worth individuals, and international institutional investors. Its Website describes World Markets as a “virtual market place where global institutional and individual traders meet to buy and sell financial securities.” It does not carry any commission and is available to all investors.

The World Market is not meant for beginners as it offers a number of trade options which are easily understandable and simple to trade with. First of all you can open a free demo account on the website which will give you the opportunity to trade with a virtual portfolio and make your own investment decisions. If you decide to use the standard account then you will be able to enjoy greater control over your investments as well as being able to watch your portfolio constantly and follow your investment moves accordingly. Most experienced traders who have become accustomed to working with the platform on a daily basis to prefer using the demo account. Even if you are familiar with the platform, opening a demo account and getting a feel of how it works can help you become more comfortable using the platform in a real live environment.

The company has recently received much media attention and received sponsorship from New York Stock Exchange’s Executive Council in the United Kingdom. Amongst this publicity was a negative comment from Yves Saint Laurent who described the site as “a scam.” Although the company has received criticism, most traders have stated that it is a robust and reliable marketplace and does what it says it will. Although there were complaints about the deposit money fees, which are said to be up to twenty percent of each trade, most traders stated that the fees were acceptable and a small amount of inconvenience for new users.