Multi-Asset Platform.
Trade Master 9 is a trading mobile app for operations in the forex and exchange markets, and this page covers the platform sitting behind it.
A multi-asset platform that allows trading Forex, stocks and futures, with tools for price analysis, algorithmic trading and copy trading.
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Multi-Asset Platform in Short.
Trade Master 9 is a trading mobile app for operations in the Forex and exchange markets, and the word that does the most work in that sentence is "and". Plenty of products handle currencies well and treat everything else as an afterthought, or cover equities and leave currency traders squinting at a chart built for something else. A multi-asset platform means one account, one watchlist and one order ticket covering Forex, stocks and futures together, with the same charting, the same alerts and the same automation applied to each.
That matters because portfolios rarely stay in one lane. A trader who starts with two currency pairs adds an index when a central bank meeting looms, then a commodity because it moves on the same headline, then a stock they have followed for years. On separate platforms that growth means separate logins, separate histories and a mental reconciliation every evening. On one platform it means adding a symbol to a list.
The platform is built for both market models rather than one. Forex trading commonly relies on hedging, where several positions in the same instrument can sit open in either direction. Exchange markets typically use netting, where those positions combine into a single net figure. Trade Master 9 supports both, so the account type follows the market you trade rather than forcing a compromise.
Underneath sits the machinery the rest of these pages describe: Market Depth, four execution modes, the full range of order types, more than 80 technical indicators across 21 timeframes, news and an economic calendar, trading signals you can subscribe to, and trading robots that trade an algorithm while you are away. Each has its own page here. For the complete picture of the app itself — screens, features and how to get it — the TM9 home page has the full detail.
Every Market in One Account.
One account across markets, as TM9 2.0 shows it: quotes, open positions and the portfolio hub side by side, plus a EUR/USD chart with alerts and balance, equity and margin tracking.
Three Asset Classes, One Account.
Forex, stocks and futures share a single account in Trade Master 9, with the same charts, alerts and automation on each.
One platform, three asset classes
Trade Master 9 allows trading Forex, stocks and futures from a single platform, rather than splitting them across separate products. The same analysis tools, order types and execution modes apply to each of them.
What comes with it
- Superior tools for comprehensive price analysis.
- Algorithmic trading applications — trading robots.
- Copy trading through signal subscriptions.
Built for both market models
The platform supports the hedging method used widely in Forex trading, and the netting system adopted on exchange markets, so the same terminal fits both worlds.
What Multi-Asset Has to Solve.
Three notes on the problems one account across three markets creates.
What happens when you trade more than one market?
Most traders arrive for one market and end up using two or three. Because the account, the charts and the order tickets are shared, adding stocks or futures to a Forex routine does not mean learning a second platform or reconciling two sets of positions.
Does multi-asset mean every instrument is available?
Multi-asset does not mean unlimited: the instruments you can actually reach come from the broker you trade with. What the platform guarantees is that whatever they offer arrives with the same charting, order types and automation around it.
Who is the multi-asset platform page for?
This page suits traders comparing platforms before committing, and brokers deciding what to put in front of clients who trade more than one asset class.
Where the Claim Is Substantiated.
The claim the rest of the platform guide spends 77 pages making good on.
Two market models, carried at once
Forex and the exchange markets do not account for positions the same way, so a platform serving both has to carry both: hedging, used in Forex, and netting, adopted on exchanges. That is the unglamorous engineering behind the phrase "multi-asset", and netting and hedging goes through what it means for your position list.
Good to know
TM9 is a software development company and does not provide investment or brokerage services for Multi Asset Platform users.. The platform supplies the trading terminals, analysis tools and automation; your broker holds the funds, sets spreads and leverage, and executes the orders the platform sends. Trading carries a real risk of loss, and signals or robots are tools rather than financial advice.
Read next
Flexible Trading System. Netting and Hedging. Market Depth. Each asset class and tool mentioned here has its own entry among the 77 pages of the Platform Guide.
Related Pages.
The machinery that lets one account cover several markets, with all 77 pages listed in the Platform Guide.
Flexible Trading SystemThe trading system that serves every asset class here, from Market Depth and four execution modes to the full order set.
Netting and HedgingWhy a multi-asset account needs two accounting models: netting for exchange markets and hedging for Forex.
Market DepthFor the exchange side of the platform, Market Depth shows resting orders and supports exchange-style trading.
More Pages to Read.
Multi-Device SyncA watchlist mixing currencies, indices and stocks stays in step across phone, tablet, web and desktop in real time.
Netting and HedgingHow positions are counted when you trade both currencies and exchange instruments, under hedging or netting.
Trading With No DownloadNo desktop software to install: log in through a browser and trade Forex, stocks and futures.…