Wanna stay informed of current price while you are on the go? Want some Currency Exchange Tools for the iPhone? Try the Forex live quotes and charts app. Decipher market movements visually with online charts. Display up to 14 currency pairs. Change time periods with ease to view both short and long term charts.
From the forex innovators that brought you chart-based trading, comes iPhoneForex - a suite of currency tools for iPhone users (iphoneforex.com from your iPhone). Now forex traders can use their new gadget to navigate through exchange rates and charts for 19 major and secondary currency pairs.
Information displayed by iPhoneForex is based on CMS Forex’s esteemed advanced trading software VT Trader (cmsfx.com) and is updated in real time. VT Trader is already available as a mobile trading application VT Mobile beta, compatible with most widely used phone models based on Java, Windows and even i-Mode. Now CMS Forex is developing VT iPhone, so none of its customers feel left out of the mobile trading craze. Live trading is expected to be available on the iPhone in September 2007.
CMS Forex’s immediate plans include adding a currency conversion calculator, a pip calculator and interactive educational applications for beginner traders. But for now, also use your iPhone to download CMS’s forex-related news podcasts (keyword: cmsfx) straight to your phone through iTunes.
Sign up for a free practice account or a live account and use your iPhone to stay ahead of the curve. Visit www.iphoneforex.com from your iPhone.
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Posted on August 4th, 2008 at 6:27 am by secretCheck out the “Forex On The Go” program on the App Store — it is much better. Look at the video on their website at http://www.forexonthego.com
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Posted on November 19th, 2008 at 8:29 am by Joe Talsman