VT Markets, a Sydney-based global
multi-asset broker, has integrated Signal Centre’s Analysis IQ into its trading
platform to help its clients improve their trading decisions. According to the
broker, Analysis IQ combines traditional and alternative data sets and provides a “technical view of the markets based on intraday time frame.”
VT Markets disclosed the new partnership
with Acquity, which acquired the research firm Signal Centre in 2021, in a
statement shared with Finance Magnates on Friday. Through the collaboration, the
brokerage firm explained, its clients will enjoy “the advanced artificial intelligence
technology, superior design and multilingual capabilities that Singal Centre
offers.”
“The platform’s AI-powered approach
ensures a holistic analysis of current market conditions to assist with
decision-making. The combination of human-led insights with AI technology
enables traders to make better-informed decisions more efficiently,” VT Markets noted.
VT Markets was founded in 2016 in Sydney,
Australia. The broker offers online trading of forex, contracts for difference, soft
commodities, stocks and precious metals to its customers.
Since its founding, VT Markets has continued to strengthen its business. At the
end of 2022, VT Markets reported a 125% increase in its
trading volume. Additionally, the broker reported a 140% growth in the total number of
traders active on its platform during the period.
“VT Markets’ success was driven by an
emphasis on innovation, product diversification and expansion into newer
markets. The brokerage ventured beyond traditional trading products and offered
more diverse instruments such as indices, bonds, and ETFs. They also expanded
their business operations globally,” VT Markets explained.
Meanwhile, the growth in the company’s trading volume came during a period defined by historic high levels of
inflation and sinking first-time deposits by retail traders. Finance Magnates reports that both brokers and traders are re-strategizing to adapt to the situation.
Moreover, Chris Nelson-Smith, VT Markets’
Director, recently reiterated the brokerage’s commitment to developing its
offerings to keep up with changing markets and industry trends.
VT Markets, a Sydney-based global
multi-asset broker, has integrated Signal Centre’s Analysis IQ into its trading
platform to help its clients improve their trading decisions. According to the
broker, Analysis IQ combines traditional and alternative data sets and provides a “technical view of the markets based on intraday time frame.”
VT Markets disclosed the new partnership
with Acquity, which acquired the research firm Signal Centre in 2021, in a
statement shared with Finance Magnates on Friday. Through the collaboration, the
brokerage firm explained, its clients will enjoy “the advanced artificial intelligence
technology, superior design and multilingual capabilities that Singal Centre
offers.”
“The platform’s AI-powered approach
ensures a holistic analysis of current market conditions to assist with
decision-making. The combination of human-led insights with AI technology
enables traders to make better-informed decisions more efficiently,” VT Markets noted.
VT Markets was founded in 2016 in Sydney,
Australia. The broker offers online trading of forex, contracts for difference, soft
commodities, stocks and precious metals to its customers.
Since its founding, VT Markets has continued to strengthen its business. At the
end of 2022, VT Markets reported a 125% increase in its
trading volume. Additionally, the broker reported a 140% growth in the total number of
traders active on its platform during the period.
“VT Markets’ success was driven by an
emphasis on innovation, product diversification and expansion into newer
markets. The brokerage ventured beyond traditional trading products and offered
more diverse instruments such as indices, bonds, and ETFs. They also expanded
their business operations globally,” VT Markets explained.
Meanwhile, the growth in the company’s trading volume came during a period defined by historic high levels of
inflation and sinking first-time deposits by retail traders. Finance Magnates reports that both brokers and traders are re-strategizing to adapt to the situation.
Moreover, Chris Nelson-Smith, VT Markets’
Director, recently reiterated the brokerage’s commitment to developing its
offerings to keep up with changing markets and industry trends.