Gerstein Global Futures Upgrades Current Online Trading Platform
Gerstein Global Futures, an internationally acclaimed broker for futures, foreign exchange, equities and options with main office located at Germany, informed today its active clients about the major upgrade of its current online trading platform.
- (1888PressRelease) March 26, 2011 - The new version of Gerstein Global Futures Trade Online Navigator includes advanced trading basket and improved trade order control tools through market depth screen. It also features new Managed Account Trading tool that is designed for multiple account holders utilizing one or even manifold trading strategies. This means that traders are now able to manage numerous accounts using the newly upgraded trading platform all in real time.
Aside from the Java-based charting feature of the new version of the trading platform, it has also advanced features of Ichimoku charts and Fibonnaci tools and archives of data history from a decade back up to the latest chart ticks. "The inclusion of the new charting element is combined with decision support functionalities for numerous users at no additional charges," added Cullen.
"With the augmented currency markets volatility, our entire company is seeing for potential volume increase in short term trading," said Cullen. "Gerstein Global Futures extremely stiff spreads create a massive difference to customers' profits at these current levels of highly elevated frequency trading. We are working on the enhancement of our clients' profitability as we consider it as our win-win viewpoint that lies behind the perpetual level of customer preservation and investment growth," added Cullen.
To take advantage of the newly enhanced online trading platform, Gerstein Global Futures encourages its clients to visit its website and register to avail the offering. Clients must have at least one or more trading accounts with Gerstein Global Futures. A free demo of the new version of the online trading platform is also available upon request.
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