ThinkMarkets has launched all of its spread betting products on analysis platform TradingView.
The new feature gives TradingView users access to ThinkMarkets’ range of spreading products across forex, indices and commodities.
Trading conditions are the same as on ThinkMarkets’ own proprietary platform, ThinkTrader, including spreads from 1 pip, zero commissions and fast execution speeds.
Spread betting allows traders to bet on the price movements in a wide range of financial markets – such as Forex, indices, precious metals and individual equities – without taking ownership of the underlying assets.
Instead, they speculate on whether the price of an asset will rise or fall in value over the lifetime of the bet or contract. You can view our comparison of the best spread betting platforms through this link.
ThinkMarkets users can start spread betting on TradingView by following these steps:
- Ensure your ThinkTrader is connected to TradingView
- Log in to the TradingView platform
- Navigate to the symbol search button
- Find the instrument you want to trade from the list
The Good Money Guide’s review of ThinkMarkets notes the firm is known “for its excellent trading conditions”. Its own platform offers a wide range of features, though it does not currently offer trading on UK stocks.
The most recent update comes after ThinkMarkets spead betting came to UK customers on the firm’s ThinkTrader platform in March last year.
It also follows the announcement of a partnership between ThinkMarkets and TradingView last year to improve the former’s analysis and charting capabilities.
The tie-up brought 13 distinct chart types alongside a suite of drawing tools with which to annotate and mark up charts to ThinkTrader’s web platform.
It also allows charts to be drawn over 10 different time frames and has enabled users to monitor up to 8 different charts simultaneously, using Think Trader Web.
ThinkMarkets was founded in Australia in 2010 and has offices in Europe, North America, Africa, the Middle East, and across Asia.
The firm has recently secured a licence from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) allowing the broker to onboard clients in the UAE and provide access to ThinkTrader.
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