Trading Central features
- Advanced charts
- Trading Central
- Negative balance protection
- Sophisticated analysis tools
- Customizable layouts
- User-friendly interface
- Risk management tools
- Sophisticated analysis tools
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Leading Technical Analysis
Trading Central* provides traders with a broad range of technical indicators usable with CFDs on Shares, Commodities, Indices, Forex, ETFs and Bonds.
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Trading Central Indicators & Features
Instrument Intraday
Indicates whether an instrument is forecasted to remain bullish or bearish throughout the day. Highly useful for traders when shaping their intraday trading strategies and decisions.
Pivot
Indicates the price point at which an instrument is predicted to change from bullish to bearish and vice-versa. Pivot point prices may help traders identify potential buy/sell opportunities which help to build an effective trading strategy.
Trading Central preference
Indicates Trading Central’s preferred trading strategy at that particular moment, including preferred trade duration (long or short-term) when an instrument reaches a specific price.
Alternative scenario
Indicates an alternative trading strategy to Green Analysis. Data can include the price point at which an instrument may indicate signs of falling and the likelihood of it falling further, highlighting the target price points to look out for.
Comment
Offers data on pivot price points, forecasted market momentum. RSI (Relative Strength Index) and price break points. Such data can potentially be very valuable in helping traders identify trading opportunities in relation to market and instrument movements.
Released
Resistance is a price level where rising prices may stop, change direction, and begin to fall. This can be very valuable to traders looking to sell when an asset approaches a resistance level.
Support
Support is a price level where falling prices may stop, change direction, and begin to rise. This may potentially show when an asset hits a low price before it may continue to rise.
