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cTrader and cAlgo introduce web trading


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eSignal 11.5 offers new drawing tools


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Signal 11.5, set to launch in August, will have numerous new drawing tools, including Speed Resistance Lines, Channels, Pitchforks, and


new shapes. Also included is the unique Pitchfan, a hybrid of the Pitchfork, Gann Fan and Speed Resistance Line and a veritable Swiss Army knife of the drawing world. Any pitchfork type can be created in a style of the user’s choosing by adjusting the angle of the parallel lines. Te company says its new drawing tools give Forex traders the edge they need in currency markets by better defining support and resistance levels and pattern development.


smartTrade


potware Systems have announced


major new releases of their NDD manual and algorithmic trading solutions, cTrader and cAlgo. cTrader has introduced a host of updates and new developments, including the launch of cTrader Web, a browser version of the manual trading platform which is accessible from any desktop or mobile device.


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Harry Gozlan


martTrade Technologies has launched LiquidityFX, a packaged spot FX aggregation and smart order routing system. Tanks to its extensive FX connectivity, LiquidityFX aggregates and harmonizes more than 25 exchanges, ECNs and single bank platforms, displaying their best prices at each size. Te smart order router (SOR) manages executions to capture best prices while protecting relationships with liquidity providers,


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New features also include ChartCasts, which allows users to share their live cTrader charts, a ‘News’ tab for streaming Fundamental news affecting the FX markets, and a number of new line study tools. cAlgo, the Non Dealing Desk algorithmic trading platform, has also seen a new release this month. Te update introduces advanced back-testing for trading robots. Algorithms can be tested against historical data, and will enable users to see how the robot would have performed within a specified historical period. Spotware have also boosted their Proxy Cloud performance with the addition of numerous POPs in Asia.


which is key when trading FX. LiquidityFX prioritizes venues based on the freshest prices and highest likelihood of execution and breaks up large orders across multiple venues to capture a better average price and reduce market impact. Liquidity FX is available in both hosted and stand-alone options.


“LiquidityFX was created to give regional banks a way to gain access to more liquidity and expand their FX businesses without having to build sophisticated FX aggregation and routing technology in-house,” says Harry Gozlan, CEO of smartTrade.


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