FXOpen has announced the expansion of its integration with
TradingView. This update includes availability on mobile apps. Users can now
trade through FXOpen using TradingView mobile applications, providing flexibility
for traders.
The integration combines advanced technology and a focus on customer
service. FXOpen ensures instant trade execution through multiple liquidity
providers, offering real-time prices. This enhancement allows more users to
find a broker that matches their trading needs through the TradingView mobile
app.
Traders can access all FXOpen features on mobile devices. To
use this service, open the TradingView mobile app, connect to FXOpen on the
Chart screen using broker account credentials, and start trading.
In December 2022, FXOpen
established a partnership with TradingView, a charting and social network
platform. This collaboration allowed FXOpen to offer TradingView as a fourth
trading platform option alongside MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and TickTrader to
its customers.
FXOpen disclosed to Finance Magnates that this
integration enables its UK customers to utilize advanced charting tools,
execute trades directly from TradingView charts, and engage with a large
community of traders.
Gary Thomson, COO of FXOpen UK, emphasized that the
partnership enhances customer access to TradingView’s platform, known for its
extensive user base of over 30 million monthly users who engage in charting,
chatting, and trading activities.
Rauan Khassan, VP of International Growth at TradingView,
highlighted the collaboration as a significant advancement in solidifying
TradingView’s role as a comprehensive live trading platform.
Operational Improvements Narrow Losses
The parent company of FXOpen, a UK-based forex and CFDs
broker, released
its fiscal year 2022 financial report, showing a turnover of £645,643 and a
net loss of £338,651. The company saw a 5.5% increase in turnover, despite a
slight decrease in gross profit to £436,452 due to higher sales costs.
Administrative costs decreased, leading to an operating loss
of £341,426, an improvement from the previous year. Including foreign exchange
gains, the company reported a total comprehensive loss of £297,934, down from
£456,913 in the prior year.
FXOpen has announced the expansion of its integration with
TradingView. This update includes availability on mobile apps. Users can now
trade through FXOpen using TradingView mobile applications, providing flexibility
for traders.
The integration combines advanced technology and a focus on customer
service. FXOpen ensures instant trade execution through multiple liquidity
providers, offering real-time prices. This enhancement allows more users to
find a broker that matches their trading needs through the TradingView mobile
app.
Traders can access all FXOpen features on mobile devices. To
use this service, open the TradingView mobile app, connect to FXOpen on the
Chart screen using broker account credentials, and start trading.
In December 2022, FXOpen
established a partnership with TradingView, a charting and social network
platform. This collaboration allowed FXOpen to offer TradingView as a fourth
trading platform option alongside MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and TickTrader to
its customers.
FXOpen disclosed to Finance Magnates that this
integration enables its UK customers to utilize advanced charting tools,
execute trades directly from TradingView charts, and engage with a large
community of traders.
Gary Thomson, COO of FXOpen UK, emphasized that the
partnership enhances customer access to TradingView’s platform, known for its
extensive user base of over 30 million monthly users who engage in charting,
chatting, and trading activities.
Rauan Khassan, VP of International Growth at TradingView,
highlighted the collaboration as a significant advancement in solidifying
TradingView’s role as a comprehensive live trading platform.
Operational Improvements Narrow Losses
The parent company of FXOpen, a UK-based forex and CFDs
broker, released
its fiscal year 2022 financial report, showing a turnover of £645,643 and a
net loss of £338,651. The company saw a 5.5% increase in turnover, despite a
slight decrease in gross profit to £436,452 due to higher sales costs.
Administrative costs decreased, leading to an operating loss
of £341,426, an improvement from the previous year. Including foreign exchange
gains, the company reported a total comprehensive loss of £297,934, down from
£456,913 in the prior year.
