"Ideal for learning how to best use the system ...."
It is not so much as learning how best to use the system, because the platform itself is pretty easy to use. The skills that you will require to improve on is your chart reading skills as to whether there is a trend worth going in to trade.
When I first started trading CFD about 10 years ago, it was a market maker I had a CFD account with, then I found FP Market 's DMA and I have stayed with FP Market since, though I have not been trading for a few years now because of other family commitments.
I like DMA, it is transparent, when you place an order (Sell or Buy), you can see your order (the mirror order placed by FP) in the queue in the actual ASX market.
