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Read MoreIn the modern world, trading various instruments is accessible to anyone with an internet connection and some sort of computer or mobile device. The forex market presents a range of trading opportunities for everyone from retail investors to major financial institutions.
With this in mind, we’ve compared two of the best forex trading apps, ForexTime FXTM and Forex.com. ForexTime FXTM focuses on forex trading, but it also provides access to the stock market and various other CFDs. Forex.com is very similar, with a huge client base and a wide range of trading instruments available.
For starters, both Forex.com and FXTM offer a range of powerful features that puts them up there among the best forex trading platforms in the world. On the one hand, Forex.com provides access to two trading interfaces. Beginners will benefit from the standard MetaTrader 4 interface, while the native Advanced Trading Platform comes with a wide range of additional features and technical indicators to help you improve your trading performance.
Similarly, FXTM also offers a couple of different trading platforms. On the one hand, you can download either MetaTrader 4 or 5 for desktop or mobile trading. Alternatively, use the basic web interface to make forex trades quickly and efficiently.
Forex.com also has a great Active Trader Program that provides traders with a number of benefits. For example, regular traders will be able to access cashbacks of up to $9 per million dollars traded. Similarly, you will have access to a personal market advisor and exclusive events.
On the other hand, FXTM comes with a range of additional tools to help you trade. For example, all users have access to an automatic trading signals interface that provides technical analysis of various forex pairs and other instruments. There are also extra tools available for download, along with regular contests and trading promotions.
Overall, both FXTM and Forex.com offer extremely impressive features and advanced trading tools suited to traders of all levels. It’s impossible to separate the two here.
In order to gauge the overall performance of both Forex.com and FXTM, we tested a simple demo account with both platforms. And although both are extremely powerful and offer the trading experience expected from a leading platform, there were a few surprises.
For starters, the Forex.com web interface is extremely beginner-friendly, with advanced features designed to demystify the forex trading process. It allows you to view charts, markets, your open positions, and more from one very cleverly designed dashboard.
When it comes to actually opening and closing trades, Forex.com also excels. When you open a trade, you will be presented with a number of options allowing you to specify the order quantity, along with stop loss and take profit prices. And, you will even be notified how much margin is required to fulfill the order. Additionally, one-click trading is available for those who need to get into new positions immediately.
For its part, FXTM has a trading interface that’s more than acceptable, but it simply can’t compare to Forex.com’s. The web trader is based on MT4, and it can be a little clunky and confusing at times.
In saying that, all of the required tools are available. Like Forex.com, FXTM offers one-click trading and allows you to specify order quantities, stops, and take profit prices. Advance order options are also available. However, the main problem we had with FXTM was that it doesn’t specify how much margin is required before making a trade. This lack of transparency can make it a little difficult to manage your funds.
Forex.com is a clear winner here with its beginner-friendly interface and advanced trading features.
FXTM and Forex.com both offer a range of support services, including various educational resources and how-to articles. Both include full documentation, along with a selection of guides outlining how to trade forex and how to use more advanced features.
Additionally, FXTM comes with solid live customer service through its 24/5 phone, live chat, WhatsApp, Telegram, and other support channels. Similarly, Forex.com offers live chat and phone support, along with an email option for more complicated issues.
Overall, there’s little to separate the two platforms here.
Forex.com and FXTM both use spread-based fee structures, and both offer various account options. FXTM has the most available choice here, with seven live account types, along with various demo account options. Spreads are generally very low, starting from just 0.1 pips in with some accounts. And, FXTM never charges commission with forex trades.
On the other hand, Forex.com only offers three different account types, along with one demo option that’s only valid for up to 30 days. Its spreads are very similar to FXTM’s, although it has a minimum of 0.8 pips as opposed to 0.1.
FXTM and Forex.com are both extremely powerful forex trading platforms, and they’re both industry leaders for a reason. Overall, it’s extremely hard to separate them, even after hours of comprehensive testing and comparison.
In the end, Forex.com is a slightly better option if you’re looking for a beginner-friendly web trading interface. On the other hand, FXTM is a better choice for those looking for higher leverage and more flexible account options. Both platforms have similar fees, highly advanced trading features, and great customer support.
It has been confirmed that the Snipping Tool is also being redesigned for Windows 11.
Read MoreDealing with dodgy audio levels on a Microsoft Teams call could soon be a thing of the past following a new update to the platform. The company has revealed that users of its video conferencing service will soon be able to control aspects of calls using a Bluetooth device. The change means users will soon be able to use a Bluetooth headset or speakerphone to answer or end a Microsoft Teams call, giving users much more flexibility, such as answering a call on the move, or at their desk. The news will allow Microsoft Teams users to use the buttons on a connected Bluetooth device to control their call, largely by answering, ending, or putting the call on hold. Thes devices won't even require a USB dongle when connected to a Windows PC running Teams desktop client, and Microsoft says that for many headsets and speakerphones, this will work without requiring any user action to enable other than pairing the device with the PC. It's likely that only certain devices will be able to use the feature to begin with, and Microsoft notes that users should stay tuned to its certification page for additional information about devices tested to meet all certification criteria with native Bluetooth connections soon. The official Microsoft 365 roadmap notes that the feature is currently still in development, but is set to start rolling out to users in March 2022. When live, the feature will be available to all Microsoft Teams desktop users only, with no news of a mobile launch just yet. The update could be good news for companies looking to upgrade their online collaboration hardware, and follows the recent launch of a new initiative designed to attract even more customers to Teams. Microsoft recently announced a new device trade-in scheme whereby businesses can claim cash back on old video conferencing hardware and desk phones when they make the switch to Microsoft Teams. The scheme will be facilitated by a partnership with Network-Value, a company that specializes in global device trade-in and responsible equipment disposal.Microsoft Teams Bluetooth
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