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Mobile trading (m-trading)
is controlling of trading account via mobile devices
such a cellular phone or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant). Wireless
access technologies WAP and GPRS provide access to the Internet.
A
forex trading broker provides online
trading services to allow individuals to speculate on rapidly changing
foreign exchange rates.
SerSart™ Mobile Trading
System (SerSart™ MTS) is the initial mobile application to feature all
of the aspects Forex Trading may require, as well as the World
improvement in performing trading anywhere, at any time - from a
single mobile phone device.
MetaTrader 4 Mobile program is comparable
with full-function trading terminal. You have a possibility of full
access to financial markets and making deals from anywhere of the
world. Moreover, technical analysis and graphical visualization of
financial instruments are available (including off-line mode - without
connecting to server). Trade dealing is done with careful observation
of confidentiality and is absolutely safe. If required, you always
have the history of completed trade deals.
It is likely that mobile
trading will be taken up by a range of market participants,
notably:
· Traders and brokers who are not purely desk-bound. This would
include amongst
others:
o all traders that are currently still trading in open outcry
exchanges
o those that also have managerial responsibilities
o traders working from home
o exporters, farmers, processors and others tied to non-trading desk
environments
· Traders and brokers who want to be able to have access to markets on
the move,
such as:
o When commuting to work
o When visiting clients
o When out to lunch
o When on holiday
· Traders and brokers who want the insurance of an alternative trading
terminal in case
their main terminal breaks down
Forex Dealer Members (FDMs) are
regulated by the CFTC and National Futures Association in the United
States, as well as by national and local regulatory bodies where they
conduct business, and are held to stringent business and ethical
standards.
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How does forex trading work?
Many U.S. and international companies provide online trading
software and services for individuals (traders) who want to
speculate on the exchange rate differences between two currencies.
In doing so, these speculators buy or sell currencies with the
objective of making a profit when the value of the currencies
changes in their favor, whether those fluctuations derive from
market news, supply and demand principles, or geo-political events
taking place throughout the world. In addition, the forex market
is available to trade 24 hours a day, 5.5 days a week, so
customers can trade at nearly any time, not just when an exchange
is open.
The retail forex market has thrived since its
inception. The entrepreneurial members of the FXDC that began this
industry have continued to push each other and push the envelope,
expanding their reach to more than 140 countries to compete and
excel in the global marketplace. This very competition has
benefited individuals in service and value as market technology
rapidly evolves to provide traders with the latest equipment and
tools for online trading.
What’s more is that the leading forex companies have become global
leaders; the dominant players in the forex market are based in the
United States. These companies took the age-old process of
on-exchange trading and shaped it into something new. The
fast-paced nature of the industry has led to rapid innovations in
technology; customers can now monitor and trade the markets 24
hours a day while placing orders almost instantly with
sophisticated desktop trading software, from any computer via a
web browser, or even from their mobile phones.
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