Global AutoTrading Reviews 

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TrustScore 4 out of 5

3.9

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  1. Investment Service
  2. Finance Broker
  3. Financial Consultant
  4. Investment Company
  5. Non-Bank Financial Service
  6. Stock Broker

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Rated 3 out of 5 stars

Doesn't have your best interest at heart

Fees aren't bad but account services are terrible. I had a margin call on my account due to an early assignment on one leg of a spread. Instead of exercising my remaining option, they sold the option and the stock I was assigned. The market was very volatile and this amounted to an additional $800 loss due to the amount the stock had moved. I asked why they did not exercise my other option to limit my risk to the initial amount of the spread and was told it was simply standard policy. So if you want someone who does NOT have your best interest at heart, global autotrading is for you.

September 22, 2022
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Top quality auto-trading for stock and option systems

Global AutoTrading are well known among auto-trading investors such as myself. I have been investing with them with just one break, since mid-2010. During that time I have always been amazed at the quality of executions, the very quick email responses and the overall professionalism of the service. I have found that choosing the more conservative and stable systems (e.g. ETF trend following and mean-reversal), I have been able to develop a smooth ascending equity curve, far better than anything I had achieved through self-directed trading. For those less risk-adverse, there is a wide variety of option systems available to choose from, both buying and writing options. Although there is a strong selection of auto-traded systems available already, Global are also able to add new trading systems as requested by clients. It is even possible to add systems from the popular Collective2 site, which Global can sometimes auto-trade for its clients more cheaply than using Collective’s in-house auto-trade feature, and with more control over individual trades, trade instruments and allocations. All in all I highly recommend Global AutoTrading

January 31, 2018
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