PFSOFT adds Protrader’s volume analysis tools for forex, CFDs

PFSOFT adds Protrader’s volume analysis tools for forex, CFDs

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PFSOFT, the developer of the Protrader multi-asset trading platform, announced it is adding the most popular volume analysis indicators to forex and CFDs.

Initially those tools were developed for exchange-traded assets. Now they are available for over-the-counter forex and CFDs as tick data to display the information.

The set includes the following:

  • Volume analysis tools for FX and CFD instruments
  • Price and bar statistics for FX and CFD instruments (displays exact volume data on all price levels, aggregates volume per selected period, shows extended volume data inside each bar, calculates delta between buy and sell data, allows setting up of advanced custom filters)
  • Volume profile for charts with Buy&Sell aggregation
  • Order Flow Surface panel for more detailed analysis

Protrader is a multi-asset trading platform with multi-broker connectivity, available to both retail and institutional traders. It is available in desktop, mobile, and web-based versions. The platform features a wide selection of tools for multi-asset trading. It is used by brokerages, white label and technology providers, local marketplaces, and now by funds and proprietary trading companies.

Poland-based PFSOFT is a provider of professional trading technology and solutions to brokers, banks, and exchanges. In addition to Protrader, it is also the developer of Protrader Multi-Connect (PTMC), a trading platform for forex and contracts for difference (CFDs). The software company serves clients from across the world, including in North America, Australia, Asia, Great Britain, Poland, and South Africa.

In May PFSOFT came under attack from rival trading platform developer MetaQuotes, which obtained a court injunction against it for allegedly misusing intellectual property in the Protrader platform. PFSOFT responded by satisfying MetaQuotes’ demands, but said it will defend itself in court.


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