Forex, Stocks
and Futures.
Three markets, one browser: Forex and exchange market operations without switching platforms.
TM9 supports trading across the Forex, stocks and futures markets from a single web-based platform.
Forex, Stocks and Futures in Short.
The TM9 Web Platform allows you to trade Forex, stocks and futures from virtually any modern web browser, which means a portfolio spread across three markets no longer means three applications and three mental models. One account, one watchlist, one set of charts, one order ticket.
That matters more than it sounds for anyone whose trading has grown organically. A trader who started with two currency pairs and later added an index, a commodity and a couple of equities usually ends up reconciling positions across platforms at the end of each day. Consolidating them removes the reconciliation entirely and, more usefully, makes total exposure visible at a glance before the next position is taken.
The analytical tools travel across markets too. The same technical indicators, price charts and fundamental information apply whether the symbol is a currency pair or a futures contract, so a method developed in one market can at least be tested in another without learning a new toolkit.
Which specific instruments you can reach depends on the broker account you connect and the conditions attached to it. For the complete picture of the platform and what it covers, see the TM9 home page.
Inside Trade Master 9.
TM9 supports trading across the Forex, stocks and futures markets from a single web-based platform.
Three Markets, One Account.
Trade across the Forex, stocks and futures markets from one browser-based trading account.
One account, three markets
Currencies, equities and futures sit in the same account with the same charts, tools and order management around them.
Analysis that travels
The same technical indicators and fundamental information apply whichever market you are studying.
Through your broker
Which specific instruments you can reach depends on the broker account you connect and the conditions that apply to it.
What Multi-Asset Actually Changes.
Three practical consequences of trading more than one market from one login.
In practice
Traders who follow more than one market usually find the single watchlist the biggest practical gain: one screen showing everything they are exposed to, rather than three applications to reconcile.
Worth knowing
Different markets keep different hours and carry different costs, so a strategy that works on one does not automatically transfer to another.
Who it is for
This page is for multi-market traders, and for anyone deciding whether to consolidate their trading into one platform.
Where Multi-Asset Sits.
How one account spans Forex, stocks and futures, and where your broker comes in.
One platform, two accounting systems
Forex and the exchange markets do not settle the same way, so the platform carries both: the hedging method widely used in Forex, and the netting system adopted on exchange markets. That is what lets a single account span all three markets without bending one of them to fit the other.
Good to know
TM9 is a software development company and does not provide investment or brokerage services. 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
Researching Market Trends. Analysing Price Movements. Testing a Strategy. Or open the Platform Guide for all 77 pages.
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