About Dindou Trading
Dindou Trading is an independent publisher of free daily market analysis on index futures, gold and crypto, alongside comparisons of brokers and proprietary trading firms. We are not a broker, we sell nothing to traders, and we are funded by affiliate commissions that never influence our ratings.
What we do
Free daily market analysis
Before each session we publish bias, key levels and one educational setup on 7 instruments — ES, NQ, YM, GC, BTC, ETH, SOL — to our Telegram channel, and mirror them on this site.
Independent broker & prop-firm comparisons
We maintain 12 broker listings and 10 prop-firm listings with specifications checked against official sources, including the parts most comparison sites leave out.
Educational guides
11 in-depth guides covering how each instrument trades, how to choose a broker or prop firm, and the tools we use.
How we read the market
Every session follows the same repeatable framework, so the analysis is consistent rather than a fresh opinion each morning. We start with volume profile — the point of control and the value-area high and low — to see where trading activity actually concentrated and where price is likely to react. We add key support, resistance and polarity zones, the levels that have repeatedly flipped between floor and ceiling. We then use an average-range indicator as a reality check: if a target sits beyond what the instrument typically travels in a session, it is not a credible target that day. Finally we look for sweeps — a level broken falsely and then reclaimed — as a clean, teachable setup.
None of this predicts the future. It frames where risk is defined and where a plan is invalidated, which is the part that actually matters.
What we don’t do
- ✕ We do not sell signals, courses, mentoring or managed accounts.
- ✕ We do not take custody of anyone's money and we never ask for deposits.
- ✕ We do not publish profit screenshots, performance claims or income promises.
- ✕ We do not give personalised financial advice — everything here is general and educational.
How we make money
Affiliate commissions, and nothing else. When you open an account with a provider through one of our links, that provider may pay us — at no additional cost to you. This is the only way the site is funded, which is why we state it plainly rather than burying it.
Two consequences worth being honest about. First, the providers we list are ones we have, or are seeking, a commercial relationship with — so our comparisons are not a survey of the entire market. Second, a provider that pays more does not get a better score; where we have no relationship at all, the listing simply carries no link rather than being excluded or downgraded.
How we rate
Every score out of 5 is an editorial judgement built from the criteria below, weighted in this order. A provider can score well on cost and still rate poorly overall if client protection is weak — that trade-off is deliberate.
| Criterion | Weight | What we look at |
|---|---|---|
| Regulation & client protection | Highest weight | Which entity actually contracts with the client, which regulator supervises it, and whether compensation and negative-balance protection apply. A brand-level licence that does not cover your account counts for nothing. |
| Total cost of trading | High | Commissions per contract, raw spread plus commission, financing and withdrawal fees — not a headline number quoted in isolation. |
| Payout & withdrawal record | High | For prop firms we favour independently verifiable evidence, such as on-chain payout totals, over self-reported figures. |
| Platform & market access | Medium | Whether the instruments we analyse are actually tradable, and on which platforms. |
| Track record & transparency | Medium | How long the firm has operated, how clearly it publishes its own rules, and how often those rules change. |
Ratings are our own assessment. They are not user reviews, not an aggregate of third-party scores, and not for sale.
Editorial standards
Sources before claims
Every specification is checked against the provider's official site or documentation. Where a figure cannot be confirmed, we mark it as indicative rather than publish a guess.
We publish the inconvenient parts
If a provider is unregulated, refuses clients from your country, shares an entity with another listing, or discloses a high retail loss rate, that appears in the comparison — not just the selling points.
Ratings are editorial
Our scores are our own assessment, not user reviews and not an aggregate. Commission never changes a score or a ranking position.
Dated and revisited
Listings carry a last-reviewed date. Pricing in this industry moves constantly, so we treat every figure as perishable and re-check periodically.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, we want to fix it. Report it to contact@dindoutrading.com and we will correct the page and update its review date.
Who’s behind it
[À compléter — RR : présentation du fondateur. Prénom ou pseudo, depuis quand tu trades, sur quels marchés, pourquoi tu as lancé Dindou Trading. Uniquement des éléments vrais et vérifiables — pas de « X ans d'expérience » ni de track record invérifiable.]
Contact: contact@dindoutrading.com. Company details are in our legal notice.
A word on risk
Trading futures, CFDs and crypto carries a high risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Most retail traders lose money, prop-firm evaluations are simulated and most participants do not pass, and nothing on this site guarantees any outcome. Everything we publish is educational and general in nature — it is not financial advice and not a personal recommendation. Only risk money you can afford to lose. See our risk & affiliate disclosure.
Frequently asked questions
›Who is behind Dindou Trading?
Dindou Trading is an independent publisher of educational trading analysis and broker comparisons. [À compléter — présentation du fondateur : prénom/pseudo, parcours de trading, années d'expérience. Ne rien publier qui ne soit vrai et vérifiable.]
›Is Dindou Trading a broker or a prop firm?
No. We are a publisher. We do not execute trades, hold client funds, or offer accounts of any kind. To trade the markets we analyse you need an account with a broker or a prop firm, and we compare both so you can decide which fits you.
›How does Dindou Trading make money?
Through affiliate commissions. If you open an account with a provider through one of our links, we may receive a payment at no extra cost to you. The daily analysis is free and always will be. Providers cannot pay for a better rating or a higher position.
›Does Dindou Trading give trading signals?
No. We publish educational analysis — where value sits, which levels matter and why — so you can build your own plan. We never tell anyone what to buy or sell, and there is no signal service to subscribe to.
›Is the daily analysis really free?
Yes. All daily analysis is published free on Telegram at @dindoutrading and mirrored on the analysis page of this site. There is no paid tier, no locked content and no upsell.
›What method does the analysis use?
Volume profile (POC, VAH and VAL) to locate where value sits, key support, resistance and polarity zones, an average-range indicator to judge whether a move to a level is realistic within the session, and sweep setups where a level is broken falsely and reclaimed.
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