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As an experienced trader, one of my first considerations when evaluating a broker is the range and reliability of their trading platforms. With CLC, I found their offering somewhat limited and, frankly, concerning in comparison to industry standards. According to the information available, CLC provides its own proprietary trading platform, accessible via Mobile, PC, and Web versions. While this multi-device support might benefit some users in terms of accessibility, it’s crucial for me to note that CLC does not support MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader—platforms widely recognized for their trustworthiness, technical analysis tools, and user community. For many professional and even intermediate traders, the absence of MT4 or MT5 raises specific issues. These platforms are favored for their advanced charting, algorithmic trading capabilities, and broad third-party support. Without them, I personally feel that my trading strategies could be limited, especially when it comes to automated trading or using custom indicators. Additionally, I tend to trust brokers more when they offer widely-audited and globally-accepted platforms—as proprietary, untested systems sometimes present operational risks, or lack the transparency and features I expect. Given these factors, CLC’s proprietary platform may suffice for basic trading, but it doesn’t align with the depth of tools and trust I require for more serious trading. For me, not supporting MT4, MT5, or cTrader is a substantial drawback, and I would exercise caution before committing significant funds without access to these industry-standard platforms.