Traders can now use MetaTrader 5 (MT5), the professional and advanced trading platform, to trade share and cryptocurrency contracts for difference (CFDs) on Radex Markets.
Radex, which was launched last year by Go Markets International, announced the addition of MT5 to its platform offerings on Tuesday.
In a statement shared with Finance Magnates, Radex said its customers can now trade over 100 US and Australian share and CFDs products as well as over twenty of the most popular crypto CFDs using MT5.
The advanced platform is also available for use on both desktop and mobile devices.
The development comes four months after Radex entered into a partnership with Trading Central to enrich the overall user experience of its clients and traders.
Henry Huang, Marketing and Business Development Director of Radex Markets told Finance Magnates via email that “the new trading products and platform addition has taken Radex to the next level.”
Huang added that the development will enable their users to access more products and enhance their trading experiences.
“Shares listed on Nasdaq, the New York Stock Exchange and the Australian Securities Exchange are now available in CFD form, making long or short shares possible for users.
“On top of that, the world’s most popular cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple are tradable on the Radex Markets platforms,” Huang explained.
More on MT5
MT5 as a multi-asset platform allows market participants to trade forex, stocks and futures.
MT5 on its website says its platform offers superior tools for comprehensive price analysis, use of algorithmic trading applications (trading robots, expert advisor) and copy trading.
“MetaTrader 5 delivers a powerful trading system with the Market Depth
Market Depth
Market Depth is a characteristic of a given market and its ability to handle large order sizes without materially affecting the price of the underlying asset or currency pair. Broad-based definitions of market depth characterize it as a function of liquidity and trading volume.In its most simplistic sense, market depth reflects a real-time list displaying the quantity to be sold versus unit price. This in turn is organized by price level and is reflective of real-time market activity. In theory, market depth is the size of an order needed to move the market price by a given amount. In practice market depth depends on the amount of open orders in a given market, which provide liquidity for order execution. What Determines Market Depth?While some brokers may be quoting better prices at first glance, the depth of book metric determines how frequently clients can hit the levels that are quoted. As a result, the real execution price may differ, provided that the clips traded are in significant size.Several factors influence market depth. This includes variables such as tick size, or the minimum price at which trades made be executed. In addition, trading restrictions or active limits, permissible leverage constraints, and price movement barriers are also determining factors of market depth.One of the most important elements of market depth is the level of transparency associated with a given market. For example, the latest bid and asking prices are typically public knowledge and made available to most participants.However, additional information regarding the size of these offers and pending bids or offers that are not the best can be hidden for a number of reasons. Any absence of available information can also affect the overall willingness of participants to add market depth as well.
Market Depth is a characteristic of a given market and its ability to handle large order sizes without materially affecting the price of the underlying asset or currency pair. Broad-based definitions of market depth characterize it as a function of liquidity and trading volume.In its most simplistic sense, market depth reflects a real-time list displaying the quantity to be sold versus unit price. This in turn is organized by price level and is reflective of real-time market activity. In theory, market depth is the size of an order needed to move the market price by a given amount. In practice market depth depends on the amount of open orders in a given market, which provide liquidity for order execution. What Determines Market Depth?While some brokers may be quoting better prices at first glance, the depth of book metric determines how frequently clients can hit the levels that are quoted. As a result, the real execution price may differ, provided that the clips traded are in significant size.Several factors influence market depth. This includes variables such as tick size, or the minimum price at which trades made be executed. In addition, trading restrictions or active limits, permissible leverage constraints, and price movement barriers are also determining factors of market depth.One of the most important elements of market depth is the level of transparency associated with a given market. For example, the latest bid and asking prices are typically public knowledge and made available to most participants.However, additional information regarding the size of these offers and pending bids or offers that are not the best can be hidden for a number of reasons. Any absence of available information can also affect the overall willingness of participants to add market depth as well.
Read this Term and a system of separate accounting of orders and trades. It supports both order accounting systems: the traditional netting system and the hedging option system,” the platform also wrote on its website.
“With such a diversity of order types and available execution modes, traders can use any trading strategy for successful work on the financial markets.”
Traders can now use MetaTrader 5 (MT5), the professional and advanced trading platform, to trade share and cryptocurrency contracts for difference (CFDs) on Radex Markets.
Radex, which was launched last year by Go Markets International, announced the addition of MT5 to its platform offerings on Tuesday.
In a statement shared with Finance Magnates, Radex said its customers can now trade over 100 US and Australian share and CFDs products as well as over twenty of the most popular crypto CFDs using MT5.
The advanced platform is also available for use on both desktop and mobile devices.
The development comes four months after Radex entered into a partnership with Trading Central to enrich the overall user experience of its clients and traders.
Henry Huang, Marketing and Business Development Director of Radex Markets told Finance Magnates via email that “the new trading products and platform addition has taken Radex to the next level.”
Huang added that the development will enable their users to access more products and enhance their trading experiences.
“Shares listed on Nasdaq, the New York Stock Exchange and the Australian Securities Exchange are now available in CFD form, making long or short shares possible for users.
“On top of that, the world’s most popular cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple are tradable on the Radex Markets platforms,” Huang explained.
More on MT5
MT5 as a multi-asset platform allows market participants to trade forex, stocks and futures.
MT5 on its website says its platform offers superior tools for comprehensive price analysis, use of algorithmic trading applications (trading robots, expert advisor) and copy trading.
“MetaTrader 5 delivers a powerful trading system with the Market Depth
Market Depth
Market Depth is a characteristic of a given market and its ability to handle large order sizes without materially affecting the price of the underlying asset or currency pair. Broad-based definitions of market depth characterize it as a function of liquidity and trading volume.In its most simplistic sense, market depth reflects a real-time list displaying the quantity to be sold versus unit price. This in turn is organized by price level and is reflective of real-time market activity. In theory, market depth is the size of an order needed to move the market price by a given amount. In practice market depth depends on the amount of open orders in a given market, which provide liquidity for order execution. What Determines Market Depth?While some brokers may be quoting better prices at first glance, the depth of book metric determines how frequently clients can hit the levels that are quoted. As a result, the real execution price may differ, provided that the clips traded are in significant size.Several factors influence market depth. This includes variables such as tick size, or the minimum price at which trades made be executed. In addition, trading restrictions or active limits, permissible leverage constraints, and price movement barriers are also determining factors of market depth.One of the most important elements of market depth is the level of transparency associated with a given market. For example, the latest bid and asking prices are typically public knowledge and made available to most participants.However, additional information regarding the size of these offers and pending bids or offers that are not the best can be hidden for a number of reasons. Any absence of available information can also affect the overall willingness of participants to add market depth as well.
Market Depth is a characteristic of a given market and its ability to handle large order sizes without materially affecting the price of the underlying asset or currency pair. Broad-based definitions of market depth characterize it as a function of liquidity and trading volume.In its most simplistic sense, market depth reflects a real-time list displaying the quantity to be sold versus unit price. This in turn is organized by price level and is reflective of real-time market activity. In theory, market depth is the size of an order needed to move the market price by a given amount. In practice market depth depends on the amount of open orders in a given market, which provide liquidity for order execution. What Determines Market Depth?While some brokers may be quoting better prices at first glance, the depth of book metric determines how frequently clients can hit the levels that are quoted. As a result, the real execution price may differ, provided that the clips traded are in significant size.Several factors influence market depth. This includes variables such as tick size, or the minimum price at which trades made be executed. In addition, trading restrictions or active limits, permissible leverage constraints, and price movement barriers are also determining factors of market depth.One of the most important elements of market depth is the level of transparency associated with a given market. For example, the latest bid and asking prices are typically public knowledge and made available to most participants.However, additional information regarding the size of these offers and pending bids or offers that are not the best can be hidden for a number of reasons. Any absence of available information can also affect the overall willingness of participants to add market depth as well.
Read this Term and a system of separate accounting of orders and trades. It supports both order accounting systems: the traditional netting system and the hedging option system,” the platform also wrote on its website.
“With such a diversity of order types and available execution modes, traders can use any trading strategy for successful work on the financial markets.”
