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FXCM Announces Web Based Trading Station

16 February 2012 | by Forex

FXCM Inc. (NYSE: FXCM) has recently announced the web-based version of the award winning FXCM Trading Station platform. The FXCM Trading Station Web offers easier access to the foreign exchange market and combines uncomplicated trader functionality with an advanced GUI. The advanced web-based platform is fast, robust, and exactly what clients of FXCM have been looking for.

The Trading Station Web was built using the powerful Adobe Flex open source application framework and requires no download. Traders can make use of their universal login for the desktop platform of FXCM as well as FXCM’s mobile application. The Trading Station Web that can be accessed using any internet browser retains all the features of the FXCM Trading Station, including live streaming quotes and real-time news, ability to execute orders directly from real-time charts, maximize execution and minimizing negative slippage during news events, and advanced order functionality – Trade with market, entry or OCO orders.

"The new Trade Station Web platform completes our FXCM suite of platforms,” said Drew Niv CEO of FXCM. “Trade Station Web, provides the experience of being able to log on from anywhere and, meets the mobility needs of our customers. Traders can even login behind company firewalls.” Niv continued, “Trading Station Web is an advanced trading platform that has all the features that have contributed to the success of the FXCM Trading Station, including FXCM’s No Dealing Desk forex execution system."

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