Technical Analysis.
Analysis is where most operations in the forex and exchange markets are decided, long before the trading mobile app sends an order.
The platform represents the all-in-one concept and offers impressive analytical tools for detailed analysis of quote dynamics.
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Technical Analysis in Short.
Most decisions are made before an order is sent, which is why the analytical side of a trading mobile app for operations in the Forex and exchange markets carries as much weight as the trading side. Trade Master 9 represents an all-in-one approach: up to 100 charts open at once, 21 timeframes, more than 80 technical indicators and a full set of graphic objects for marking up what you see.
The numbers matter less than what they allow. Twenty-one intervals mean you can build a genuine top-down routine — context on a higher timeframe, the setup on your working interval, the entry on something finer — instead of squeezing a method into the four or five intervals a simpler app offers. A hundred charts mean a watchlist of instruments can each keep their own prepared view rather than being loaded one at a time.
Eighty indicators is more than anyone needs, and that is the point: whatever method you already trust is likely to be built in. If it is not, thousands of free indicators sit in the free tools library, thousands more applications are available in the app library, and anything still missing can be built yourself or ordered from a professional through the custom development service. Analysis is not limited to what shipped with the terminal.
Graphic objects tie it together. Levels, trendlines and zones drawn on a chart persist with the layout, so the work you do on a quiet Sunday is still there on Monday when the market is moving and there is no time to redraw it. The other pages in this section cover timeframes, indicators and the fundamental side. For the app as a whole, see the TM9 home page.
Chart Work Meets the Trade.
Where chart work meets the trade in TM9 2.0: the EUR/USD chart with alerts, real-time quotes, open positions, the portfolio hub and margin tracking.
The Chart Toolkit.
The analysis toolkit in numbers: 100 charts open at once, 21 timeframes, 80-plus indicators and graphic objects for markup.
The numbers
- Up to 100 charts of currency and stock quotes open at a time.
- 21 timeframes for detailed analysis of minor price movements.
- More than 80 technical indicators and analytical tools.
- Graphic objects for chart annotation.
Beyond the built-in tools
Analytical resources are not limited to what ships with the terminal. Traders can add thousands of free indicators from the free tools library, or applications from the app library.
Or build your own
You can also create your own indicator with your own unique characteristics using the built-in development environment.
When More Tools Stop Helping.
Three notes on a toolkit large enough to get lost in.
Do you really need a hundred charts open?
A hundred charts sounds excessive until you run several instruments across several timeframes at once. In practice most traders keep a handful open and rely on saved templates to apply the same studies to anything new.
Why does the number of indicators matter?
More indicators do not make better analysis. The reason the number matters is coverage: whatever method you already trust, the odds are it is either built in, in the free tools library, or something you can write yourself.
Who gets the most from TM9 technical analysis tools?
Chart-led traders get the most from this page, as do anyone migrating a working setup from another terminal and wanting to know whether their tools exist here.
Where Technical Analysis Sits.
One half of the picture. The calendar is the other.
Eighty indicators, and the one you understand
More than 80 indicators ship with the platform and thousands more sit in the free tools library, but the count is the least useful thing about them. An indicator you have watched behave through a few hundred sessions tells you more than six you added this morning, and the charts hold up to 100 at a time precisely so you can watch rather than stack.
Good to know
TM9 is a software development company and does not provide investment or brokerage services for Technical Analysis 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
Timeframes and Charts. Technical Indicators. Fundamental Analysis. The rest of the analysis toolkit is covered across all 77 pages of the Platform Guide.
Related Pages.
Charting, indicators and the fundamental side are next, or browse all 77 pages in the Platform Guide.
Timeframes and ChartsHow to build a top-down routine across 21 timeframes, with saved templates on up to 100 charts.
Technical IndicatorsThe trend, momentum, volatility and volume studies behind your chart reading, with custom ones available on order.
Fundamental AnalysisThe other half of analysis: agency news and the economic calendar, read next to your charts.
Where Chart Analysis Sits in the Path.
Chart analysis sits midway through this path, after the apps and before copy trading and algorithmic trading.
Forex Analysis
Technical analysis opens the analysis category, with fundamentals, indicators and charting after it. Chart reading is one of 33 topics in the forex guide hub.
More Pages to Read.
Technical IndicatorsA closer look at the 80-plus built-in studies and the free library that extends them.
Terms of ServiceThe legal terms for using TM9 software, covering broker connections, subscriptions and risk disclosure.
Testing a StrategyOnce a chart method looks sound, how to test it on a demo account with fixed rules before going live.