Thanks for the additional info. Looking at their site again I now see they're offering 1% cashback on new ISA funds deposited by the end of April. (Looks like existing clients are elible too as long as it's not an ISA you hold)
Anyway I think I'm going to give it a go for 2024/25, with the intention of using it for UK and US share trading only. The range of shares is adequate for me (I'm pretty much a growth investor so don't need to worry too much about small caps) I like the idea of keeping my share trading / funds / leveraged arrangements with different providers, so looks like it will fit in pretty well.
I also think the QMMF is OK on the univested cash - interest is paid daily, and it's only on the part which isn't invested. I sometimes have a number of days between investment decisions.
Incidentally, looking at their accounts I see the directors paid themselves a collective divident of £15,000,000 last year. Yes £15 million quid, so they're doing something right!
Something right - like fleecing their customers with a site which trips people up ??
T212 have just released a changed platform , with a TradingView front end. TV with most things stripped out. No dealing with it. You can't save charts or templates, and many indicators are missing, it's not even at the free TV level.
I has a huge amount wrong with it, and it's changing all the time.
A lot of people are having the same problems with it but T212 have only corrected a few things so far. They obviously didn't bother to test it before release, and the "legacy" platform, whose life has had to be extended, is due to die next week.
Currently, it's no use for day trading at all - it has slowed right down needing sequences of clicks instead of one, and there's vital info now missing from the chart.
For Investing, it lost many features, but it's usable. Assuming you only want a limited type of fund, plus stocks. No "managed" funds.
They don't do instructions, and their staff haven't a clue yet. I daresay that'll improve, with so many users having the same issues. The staff seem to change, but recycle the same East-European names.
I'll be using a different platform for trading, unless they change things for which they have "no plans".
I wouldn't think to join it for a while, let it settle for a month or so at least.
I thought about using them for the 24/5 ISA but have decided agains. eToro have trailing stop losses, (guaranteed) which could be very useful, but neither T212 or eToro have Managed Funds, maybe they're OEICs I'm not sure, which often have much better performance. I'll probably use ii or IE. IBKR give about the same interest on uninvested money.