The global FX and CFD broker, RADEX MARKETS announced a partnership with Trading Central today. Through the latest collaboration, the company aims to enrich the overall user experience.
RADEX MARKETS outlined the key benefits of the partnership and mentioned that the company’s clients will be able to access multiple additional tools that will eventually help them in their trading journey. According to the broker, the availability of Trading Central’s wide range of educational tools will facilitate its clientele.
“Features available for RADEX MARKETS’ clientele include Analyst Views, MT4/MT5 Alpha Generation, Strategy Newsletters, Forex Featured Ideas and more. Analyst Views is the world’s only financial market research solution offering the unique and invaluable combination of senior analyst expertise and automated algorithms. The proprietary pattern recognition is constantly monitoring the market to offer the traders’ actionable trading plans based on advanced methodologies,” RADEX MARKETS highlighted in the recent announcement.
RADEX MARKETS, a Seychelles-based financial trading services provider, is a trading name under the GO Markets International Ltd Co. The company offers services in various financial products including FX, Metals and CFDs.
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RADEX MARKETS called the recent partnership an important step towards its mission to support clients through innovative financial trading tools. The broker noted that the collaboration is in line with the company’s motto ‘Built for traders, from traders’.
“Our clients are at the heart of everything we do. RADEX MARKETS aims to bring as much trading value as possible to enrich the user experience. Those powerful tools provided by Trading Central help traders find and validate new opportunities, time their trades, learn about financial markets and manage their risk. Trading Central solutions harness an award-winning fusion of automated AI analytics. The broker will continue to develop infrastructures for traders to take the ultimate trading experience one step further,” the company added.
