Lifting The Lid On How Brokers Make Money!

How do trade platforms make their money? Mitto Markets' founder, Tim Sunderland, lifts the lid on some of the sneaky ways brokers make their money. From zero commission trade platforms to FX and CFD brokers, it all gets uncovered!

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