New Zealand based forex broker MahiFX launches new trading features. The new design is meant to simplify trading for forex traders.
MahiFX recently won the Best Trading System at the FStech Awards. More details are available from the press release below:
07 June 2013 – Monitoring numerous open positions can be challenging for even the most experienced of Forex traders. To address this difficulty, MahiFX, the institutional quality FX trading provider for retail traders, has created a new range of platform trade viewing features and options to enable customers to trade more simply and efficiently.
The newly designed Position Book/Aggregation button gives traders the option to merge all open positions into easy to monitor book. By selecting the merge to master function, traders can feed all following trades of the same pair into the master trade, giving a snapshot view of their overall position. This is of particular benefit to traders who employ a scalping trading strategy.
“The newly designed Aggregation function allows for a simpler, more efficient trading experience for clients of all expertise levels, whether in the demo or live trading environment”, said David Cooney, CEO of MahiFX. “With each platform release we take the opportunity to introduce new features that enhance the overall user experience and provide options that allow the platform to be tailored to varying individual trading styles.”
The platform upgrade also includes a ‘Book Change’ to cater to the preferences of traders who like to be able to set up multiple books and those traders who prefer a less cluttered interface. To lessen any potential confusion for less experienced traders, books are now only explicitly created and removed by the trader, rather than automatically being generated. Traders who do not wish to set up a trading book can now choose to use the trade view completely separate from the book view.
MahiFX, recently named Best Trading System at the 13th annual FStech Awards, has incorporated numerous features into its platform by customer request and is currently running an online poll to ask trader opinion on the potential introduction of MT4 alongside its proprietary platform. Traders are invited to cast their vote in the MahiFX+MT4 poll