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Editorial score3.5 / 5CMC Markets is a 35-year-old, FTSE 250 UK broker offering 12,000+ CFD, spread-bet and forex instruments across a strong web platform, MT4/MT5 and TradingView.
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Editorial score2.9 / 5eToro is a clean social-investing broker for stocks, ETFs, crypto and CFDs, but it is a poor fit for futures prop execution.
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Editorial score3.6 / 5IG is a mature CFD and stock broker with strong web and mobile tools, broad markets and APIs, but it is not a futures prop-firm platform.
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Editorial score3.9 / 5Pepperstone is a mature forex and CFD broker with strong platform choice and pricing, but it is not an exchange-futures prop-trading venue.
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Editorial score2.7 / 5Plus500 is a simple CFD broker with strong web and mobile access, useful for casual markets exposure but weak for futures prop trading.
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Editorial score3.4 / 5SaxoTrader is a polished multi-asset broker platform with serious global market access, strong mobile support, and weak prop-firm fit.
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Editorial score2.9 / 5Trading 212 is a commission-free UK investing app for stocks, ETFs, ISAs and CFDs, built for beginners and long-term investors, not futures day traders.
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