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Abstract:Easy-to-use mobile trading program, HYCM Trader enables users to purchase and sell a range of financial markets straight inside the app, from a single platform. The software is available on Google Play, Apple App Store, and the app store in four languages.
HYCM, a well-known global forex broker, has announced the release of its proprietary mobile application HYCM Trader, which was specifically designed to meet the needs of traders; an easy-to-use mobile trading app that allows users to buy and sell a variety of financial markets directly within the app. The app has built-in real-time support, can be used in four languages, and can be downloaded from Google Play and the Apple App Store, as well as from the app store.
As usual, HYCM is committed to assisting traders, reacting to market developments, and meeting the demands of its customers. Gregor Emmian, Marketing Manager at HYCM, remarked on the new app:
“We concentrated on creating a clean, contemporary UI and an intuitive, user-friendly program so that even inexperienced traders can immediately comprehend how to use it.” Users may place pending orders with stop-loss and take-profit limits, deposit and withdraw cash, manage their accounts, and establish price alerts using the trading capability. Furthermore, customers may contact our support staff directly from the app via any of the channels offered in the integrated support feature. All of this, together with the other advantages that HYCM provides, such as regulation, fund security, and experience, combines to create a high-end solution that aims to meet all of our customers' trading demands.
The HYCM Trader app allows you to trade a broad variety of items, including FX, commodities, metals, stocks, indices, and cryptocurrencies (depending on the jurisdiction). Users may search through categories such as popular, large cap, and big tech to locate the instruments they want and store them on their watchlist for easy access.
To assist traders in finding prospective trades in the market, HYCM Trader includes free technical analysis indicators accessible from responsive charts in several graph styles and time frames, as well as a news section and an economic calendar offered by Trading Central.
Please keep in mind that cryptocurrencies are not accessible for trading via HYCM (Europe) Ltd. or HYCM Capital Markets (UK) Limited.
It is the name of HYCM Capital Markets (UK), HYCM Capital Markets (Europe), HYCM Capital Markets (DIFC), and HYCM Limited, which are all part of the HYCM Capital Markets Group, a company that operates in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. They are all separate businesses.
Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are sophisticated financial contracts that are traded on margin. Trading CFDs has a high level of risk. It is possible to lose all of your money. These items may not be suited for everyone, and you should be aware of the hazards associated with them. If you need help from a professional, get it. Only gamble with money you can afford to lose.
Please consider carefully if such trading is appropriate for you, taking into account all relevant circumstances as well as your resources. We do not advise customers to post their whole account amount to fulfill margin requirements. Clients may reduce their risk by seeking a reduction in the leverage limit. Please see HYCM's Risk Disclosure for additional details.
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