Trade Nation, a broker established in 2014, is now
integrated within the TradingView platform. This development allows users to
access CFD and spread trading across over 1,000 markets, including forex pairs,
indices, commodities, and global shares, using TradingView’s charting tools.
Trade Nation offers fixed spreads with no commissions. It provides additional resources such as daily reports and
advanced chart features. The broker has a global team with expertise in spread and
CFD trading. Trade Nation’s goal is to make low-cost trading accessible to all
levels of traders. It supports a client base exceeding 100,000 and offers 24/7
customer support.
With this new integration, users can now find Trade Nation
within the TradingView platform. To access it, open the trading panel, locate
the Trade Nation icon, and log in using your brokerage credentials.
Last year, Trade
Nation secured a strategic license from the Financial Services Authority of
Seychelles, expanding its existing licenses in the UK, Australia, the
Bahamas, and South Africa, as Finance
Magnates reported.
The Seychelles license aims to facilitate access to the
Asian market. To support its market expansion, Trade Nation was the sleeve
sponsor of Aston Villa FC, following previous partnerships with two cricket
teams.
New Partnerships Enhance Trading
Meanwhile, TradingView has strengthened its Asia-Pacific
team with the appointment of Sam
Grecner as Director of Growth for Australia reported by Finance Magnates.
Based in Melbourne, Grecner has already begun his new role.
TradingView, known for its popular charting and market
analysis tools, saw a surge in use during the pandemic, reaching over 70
million users in 190 countries.
To enhance trading accessibility, Australia-based
ThinkMarkets has joined TradingView’s broker list, while Capital.com
has partnered with TradingView to offer advanced financial visualization
tools to its clients. These collaborations aim to improve trading experiences
by integrating TradingView’s powerful tools with their respective platforms.
Trade Nation, a broker established in 2014, is now
integrated within the TradingView platform. This development allows users to
access CFD and spread trading across over 1,000 markets, including forex pairs,
indices, commodities, and global shares, using TradingView’s charting tools.
Trade Nation offers fixed spreads with no commissions. It provides additional resources such as daily reports and
advanced chart features. The broker has a global team with expertise in spread and
CFD trading. Trade Nation’s goal is to make low-cost trading accessible to all
levels of traders. It supports a client base exceeding 100,000 and offers 24/7
customer support.
With this new integration, users can now find Trade Nation
within the TradingView platform. To access it, open the trading panel, locate
the Trade Nation icon, and log in using your brokerage credentials.
Last year, Trade
Nation secured a strategic license from the Financial Services Authority of
Seychelles, expanding its existing licenses in the UK, Australia, the
Bahamas, and South Africa, as Finance
Magnates reported.
The Seychelles license aims to facilitate access to the
Asian market. To support its market expansion, Trade Nation was the sleeve
sponsor of Aston Villa FC, following previous partnerships with two cricket
teams.
New Partnerships Enhance Trading
Meanwhile, TradingView has strengthened its Asia-Pacific
team with the appointment of Sam
Grecner as Director of Growth for Australia reported by Finance Magnates.
Based in Melbourne, Grecner has already begun his new role.
TradingView, known for its popular charting and market
analysis tools, saw a surge in use during the pandemic, reaching over 70
million users in 190 countries.
To enhance trading accessibility, Australia-based
ThinkMarkets has joined TradingView’s broker list, while Capital.com
has partnered with TradingView to offer advanced financial visualization
tools to its clients. These collaborations aim to improve trading experiences
by integrating TradingView’s powerful tools with their respective platforms.