Fidelis Capital Markets Review

Fidelis are just another scammers whose task is to get as much money out of you as possible, and then drain it, because their entire brokerage office is a "kitchen" - an imitation of an exchange, and your money remains in their account, and is not withdrawn to any what exchange. At first, they actively help to make money and the balance on the account grows, but there is no free margin and you can only withdraw a little money, and they will not allow you more. They will constantly convince you that for a good profit you need to invest 5 thousand $, and if you invest, then they will insist to invest another 10 thousand $, and so until they understand that you have no more money. After that, you will immediately lose your trading account. You won't even understand where they gave you the wrong advice. They and their website say that: "Fidelis Capital Markets does not provide its services to residents of certain jurisdictions, such as Europe, the United States and British Columbia," because there they will be immediately found anywhere in the world and imprisoned. There is no record of Fidelis being registered as a broker. And the registration address of this "kitchen" is not even indicated.

In almost a month, I recovered what I had lost on the PAMM account, and came out a little plus. I thought Fidelis CM's PAMMs would be profitable. But in fact, it turned out quite the opposite: there are few managing traders, their rating is not very high. In general, I switched to Zulu on time, although the service is not owned by a broker, but as an alternative option, it suits me. The main advantages are a minimum of commission and a large number of providers. I do not know what the broker has with this, but I am completely satisfied with Fidelis Capital Markets, investing through them is somewhat like passive income. True, sometimes you need to keep an eye on your investments, even professionals are wrong.