For Active
Traders.
Active operations in the Forex and exchange markets need tools that keep up, browser-based or not.
Advanced technical analysis, fundamental information, copy trading and automation in one web-based platform.
For Active Traders in Short.
Traders in the market every day ask a different question of a platform than occasional ones do. Not "can it place an order" but "can it keep up". TM9 combines advanced technical analysis, fundamental market information, copy trading and automated trading in one web-based environment, and for active traders the value is in how little switching that requires.
Most of the time saved is in preparation rather than execution. A watchlist built before the session, chart layouts ready with the studies you actually use, and a clear view of open positions and pending orders mean the first hour is spent trading rather than assembling. Because that setup belongs to the account, it is waiting wherever you log in.
Automation covers the parts of a method that do not need judgement. Rules clear enough to write down can be executed by trading robots, which run predefined instructions without the hesitation that costs discretionary traders money on the hundredth repetition of the same setup.
Continuously running strategies belong on the desktop terminal, since a browser session ends with the tab; many active traders run both. For the complete detail, see the TM9 home page.
Inside Trade Master 9.
Advanced technical analysis, fundamental information, copy trading and automation in one web-based platform.
What Daily Use Needs.
Advanced analysis, automation and copy trading in the browser for traders who work the markets daily.
What active traders use most
- Multi-timeframe chart work.
- Indicators tuned to a defined method.
- Fast access to orders and positions.
Automation where it fits
Rules clear enough to write down can be automated with trading robots that execute predefined instructions.
Browser plus terminal
Many active traders run the desktop terminal at their desk and the browser everywhere else, on the same account.
What Changes At Pace.
Three notes on what starts to matter once the platform is open all day.
In practice
For traders placing several orders a day, the time saved is mostly in preparation: a watchlist and layouts ready before the session rather than assembled during it.
Worth knowing
Continuously running automated strategies belong on the desktop terminal, since a browser session ends when the tab closes.
Who it is for
This page is for traders in the market daily, and for anyone deciding how the browser fits alongside an installed terminal.
Where Active Trading Sits.
Which parts of the platform carry the weight when you are in it daily.
Friction is the real cost
Someone who trades monthly judges a platform by its feature list. Someone who trades daily judges it by friction: how fast a saved template lands on a new instrument, how many clicks sit between a decision and an order. The features matter on day one; the friction is what you pay for every day after.
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
Why Web-Based Trading. A Comprehensive Feature Set. Logging In to Your Account. Or open the Platform Guide for all 77 pages.
More Pages to Read.
A first look at the TM9 Web Platform: what to learn first, and where to practise safely.
Getting Started on the WebConnect to the internet, log in to your trading account, and start using the platform in the…
Platform GlossaryPlain definitions of the terms used across the TM9 web platform pages.
Or jump to the TM9 Guides and Platform Guide hubs, or the home page.