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Based on my careful review of Bull Market’s available information, I found no evidence to support the use of Expert Advisors (EAs) or similar automated trading tools on their proprietary platform. As someone who has worked with various brokers over the years, EAs typically require platforms like MetaTrader 4 or 5, which support automated, algorithm-based trading strategies. Bull Market, however, operates exclusively using their own online platform, and there is no mention of MT4/MT5 compatibility or API access that would facilitate the use of EAs. Furthermore, my experience tells me that platforms focused on local markets with a strong advisory and manual portfolio management orientation, such as Bull Market, rarely prioritize automated trading integration. The technological features they advertise lean more towards AI-assisted analysis and client-facing tools rather than user-directed programmatic trading—so manual interaction seems to be the assumed mode of operation. Without official documentation stating otherwise, I would advise fellow traders to assume EAs cannot be used and to exercise caution if considering this broker for automated strategies. For me, part of trading safely is confirming platform compatibility before depositing funds, especially since Bull Market is notably unregulated. This lack of regulatory oversight makes it even more important not to rely on unsupported platform features.