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Abstract:Acuity Trading, a leading provider of trading signals and research, has announced the integration of its comprehensive suite of tools with the cTrader platform. This partnership is set to enhance decision-making and revolutionize the trading experience by delivering powerful data and analytics directly to brokers and traders.
Acuity Trading, a leading provider of trading signals and research, has announced the integration of its comprehensive suite of tools with the cTrader platform. This partnership is set to enhance decision-making and revolutionize the trading experience by delivering powerful data and analytics directly to brokers and traders.
A Visionary Partnership for a New Era of Trading
According to Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading, the integration exemplifies the company's commitment to providing brokers and traders with data-driven tools that are intuitive and fully integrated into their preferred platforms.
“This integration exemplifies Acuity Tradings commitment to empowering brokers and traders with intuitive, data-driven tools seamlessly integrated into their preferred platforms. By embedding our suite of advanced insights into cTrader, we are delivering unparalleled functionality to elevate trading outcomes,” Lane said.
As we know so far,the collaboration between Acuity Trading and cTrader allows cTrader users to tap into Acuity's suite of innovative tools designed to enhance market analysis, improve trading strategies, and provide actionable insights. The integration includes the following key tools:
Customization and Flexibility for Brokers
On the other hand, brokers are poised to benefit from a range of advanced functionalities tailored to meet diverse business models and client needs.
About cTrader
cTrader is a multi-asset trading platform developed by Spotware, a global technology provider with over 15 years of experience in delivering innovative trading platforms. With a robust network of 250+ brokers and more than 8 million users, cTrader offers advanced features like algo trading, cross-broker copy trading, and plugin capabilities.
About Acuity Trading
Founded in 2013, Acuity Trading has revolutionized the trading experience by introducing visual news and sentiment tools. With a range of delivery options, including APIs and plug-and-play widgets, Acuity Trading continues to provide investors with tools designed to make smarter, more informed trading decisions.
Disclaimer:
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