• Multi‑asset coverage in a single terminal across Forex, stocks, and futures, with centralized exchange connectivity in addition to OTC markets. • Two position accounting systems: netting for exchange‑traded assets and hedging for Forex, both available side by side for different account types. • Full order set including market, pending, and stop orders, plus Trailing Stop; execution modes include Instant, Request, Market, and Exchange execution for broker flexibility. • Depth of Market with one‑click operations and direct management of stop levels from the Market Depth ladder. • Solid built‑in technical analysis: 30 core indicators and 24 graphical objects in the standard client, with 3 chart types and 9 timeframes readily accessible for fast setup. • Web terminal parity is strong for a browser client; it supports order placement, Market Depth, the standard indicator set, and touch‑friendly UI across macOS, Linux, and Windows without installing local software. • Ecosystem breadth remains a key strength: broker connectivity at scale, APIs for extension, and dealer/risk management features on the broker side that underpin its “market standard” status. • Release cadence and feature evolution are active; the platform keeps adding performance, testing, and analytics enhancements through ongoing updates. • Compared with MT4, expanded pending order types, DoM, and broader market support are meaningful technical upgrades; MT5 is architected for multi‑asset workflows rather than only retail FX. • Mobile coverage on iOS offers real‑time quotes, the complete order set, DoM, 30 indicators, 24 objects, and synchronized notifications, which keeps the workflow consistent when away from the desktop.

• Broad asset coverage: MT5 handles Forex, equities, indices, commodities and crypto-CFDs in one terminal, so I can analyse correlated markets side-by-side without switching platforms. • 21 time-frames & 100 simultaneous charts let me drill from tick data to monthly structure and keep multiple instruments open while scanning for setups. • Fast multi-threaded Strategy Tester shortens optimisation cycles; I routinely back-test EAs across several symbols in parallel and get results hours faster than on MT4. • Integrated MQL5 marketplace (robots, custom indicators, VPS, copy-trading signals) means I can extend the terminal without third-party installers and keep everything under a single login. • Economic calendar and news feed stream directly into the platform; macro releases pop up on the chart, useful when positions straddle high-impact events. • Cross-device parity: desktop, WebTrader and native iOS/Android apps share the same account list and chart templates, so drawing tools and indicators sync when I move from PC to phone during market hours. • Robust security design: encrypted client-server links, segregated component architecture, two separate authentication layers at broker and terminal level; never hit a connection leak during volatile sessions. • Continuous version updates: monthly builds add features such as extended reporting tabs and ONNX model inference; upgrades arrive via Live Update with zero downtime.

Fast, easy to use, wide range of products, no slippage, clear