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Arvest Solid is quite good for day-to-day trading. The personal cabinet is simple to use, and deposits have always gone through quickly for me. I did notice that the range of trading tools could be broader, but overall it's decent.
I will say- Do not invest and if you already did, you need to use legal aid. Kavellon LLC" withdrew my asset.
This is a scam company, do not invest at all usual stocks and shares scam using WhatsApp.
Run by Russian or Ukraine people and as always big quick returns( which never appear) One of their so called advisors is a persistent seller Eva Bragina who won't take no for an answer ( you have to be forceful)
They try and con you with a cash delivery using Brinks Global service ( part of the scam)
Be careful out there people
Navigation is intuitive and the trading interface is fast enough for intraday trades. The fees are low, though I did find the charting tools a bit limited for my style.
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