New Zealand based Forex Broker MahiFX continues to develop its platform. With the new customisable viewing options, traders can squeeze more out of their trading platform, thus helping them to trade.
This announcement follows up an introduction of new charting and technical analysis components launched by the broker back in May.
More details about this development are here, from the press release:
LONDON, 19 September 2012 – MahiFX, the proprietary-built online foreign exchange (Forex/FX) trading platform, has released its latest suite of platform enhancements and trading resources. In addition to the sophisticated ‘Book View’, forex traders can now deploy a simplified and streamlined ‘Trade View’ that allows for the simultaneous trading and viewing of multiple currency pairs. New functionality also enables same-screen viewing and direct editing of Stop Loss and Take Profit within the blotter for each respective trade.
Bundled with the latest release is the newly developed ‘Analysis View’ feature that plots news and economic events directly on the charts, providing traders with insight into their direct effect on the market. Important news and economic events can also be viewed in the Analysis View along with relevant corresponding news being shown on the graphs, providing traders with contextual market and trend reference points.
Commenting on this latest round of MahiFX platform developments, David Cooney, CEO said: “These latest developments signal our ongoing commitment to evolving the optimal trading platform based on our clients’ feedback and requests. MahiFX clients can now more fully customize their user experience according to their individual trading techniques and viewing preferences.â€
MahiFX is headed by David Cooney, former global co-head of currency options and e-FX trading at Barclays Capital and responsible for the award winning e-commerce platform BARX and Susan Cooney, former head of electronic FX institutional sales in Europe for Barclays Capital. Operating as a market maker, MahiFX provides traders direct access to institutional level spreads and execution speeds through its proprietary-built fully automated pricing and risk management technology, lowering the cost of retail trading.
