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Markets.com Launches Upgraded AutoTrader Platform
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Nicosia, Cyprus – July 11, 2011 – Markets.com is launching an upgraded version of the popular “mirror trading” platform: Market AutoTrader. In real-time/ Live market conditions, this versatile platform automatically executes and manages orders based on a chosen strategy’s parameters.
The upgraded platform has several new and improved features: it contains live signals which can be instantly mirrored. Traders can simulate strategy performance before execution. Also, they can review history and activity in their portfolio. Once strategies are chosen, the platform trades automatically and can generate returns even when traders are away from the platform.
The platform’s graphic interface has been redesigned to make analyzing data as clear as possible. Furthermore, traders can open, close and modify individual trading positions or manage several accounts all at once. Also, they can easily switch from one strategy to another and shift from auto trading to manual trading if the need arises.
Platform Features at a Glance
Automatically copy successful strategies in real-time
Easy to use...
IBFX Platform Review
Those of you who read these pages (thank you!) must have noticed that most of the charts I post are generated using the Meta Trader 4 trading platform. While I have several trading accounts with different brokers, the core of trades I find suitable for the blog are executed with the broker offering MT 4. This is the most widely used charting software in the Forex industry, one could even call it a “standard”, so most readers are familiar with how to use it.
For all its flexibility, the platform is not the simplest to use, especially for beginners. The manual accessible through the “Help” tab is rather cumbersome to navigate and is located outside the platform – user must open another window and go through often-difficult process of locating the topic of interest to find the answer. Most brokers offer own manuals, which greatly simplify this process. The problem is that those instructions are typically located on the provider’s main website, not...
