What AvaTrade changed

• Removed the entire top navigation menu including links for "Ways to Trade," "Markets," and "Platforms."
• Deleted the "AvaAcademy" course list which featured specific classes on Forex and Technical Analysis.
• Removed the comprehensive footer that contained links to over 50 subpages, including cryptocurrency guides and legal documents.
• Removed the language selector and regional contact information from the top of the page.
• Simplified the "Endless Trading Opportunities" section by removing the MetaTrader 4 highlight.

The website is now much shorter. By removing dozens of links to specific trading courses and market guides, the brand may be shifting focus away from deep educational content toward a simpler, more direct sales funnel.

• Added live price tickers for Gold, Tesla, Crude Oil, and Bitcoin in the main hero section.
• Added a "Most Popular" data table showing current prices and daily changes for Silver, US_TECH100, and US_500.
• Updated the Turkish regional website link to a new domain.
• Replaced static "0.00%" placeholders with actual market performance data.

The website now shows real-time price movements and percentage changes for popular assets. This makes the page more useful for active traders who want to see current market conditions immediately.

• Added McDonald's to the list of tradable stock instruments.
• Updated the Turkish regional website link to a new domain (tk-cfd-hub99.com).
• Added a Trustpilot review link to the main trading section.
• Removed the "Regulated broker" headline from the very top of the page.

Expanding the list of available stocks helps a broker attract traders looking for specific blue-chip companies. It also shows the platform is actively updating its financial instrument index.