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Abstract:Spotware has announced the release of its cTrader Desktop 4.3 version, packed with a wide variety of technical analysis tools for the trader, including new chart types and trading convenience enhancements!
With the new version, cTrader Desktop now also supports account names, eliminating the need for traders to memorise account numbers, and adds a variety of technical analysis tools, including superior-analysis-intended charts, among which the HLC chart type, Area chart type, and the synchronized crosshair feature, useful for multi-frame trading.
“This is great news for both – our traders and brokers, and it highlights what we at Spotware are all about: benefit to all participants of the ecosystem”, says Aris Christoforou The Head of Marketing at Spotware.
By putting our traders first, we all win, and the addition of these technical analysis tools is the best demonstration of it. More selection and convenience for the traders, and more features for the brokers to give to their traders. After all, if the traders are happy, the brokers are happy as well!.
cTrader, a premium trading platform offered by leading brokers and trusted by millions of traders worldwide is the flagship product of Spotware, an award-winning financial technology provider specialising in complete business solutions and complex custom development projects.
cTrader is a one-of-a-kind platform that doesnt engage in trader fraud and prides itself on 100% transparency, while providing brokers with a complete solution that raises their brand value by putting them in a category of brokers that can be trusted, while simultaneously catering to the needs of all their traders.
From complete beginners to professionals, the cTrader Suite offers numerous trading modes – cTrader Trade, cTrader Copy and cTrader Automate, and features availability on Web, Desktop and Mobile devices. Spotware has been raising the standards of the online trading industry since 2010 providing constant innovation ever since.
Founded on the values of transparency and Traders First™ approach, the company develops products that are responsive to the changing demands of the business and regulatory landscape, while serving the long-term interests of all market participants.
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