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The main advantage is that you can see all of the currently connected brokers, and place orders through several brokers at the same time. For example, you may have one broker for Forex and another one for futures, and place orders on both without logging in or out. | The main advantage is that you can see all of the currently connected brokers, and place orders through several brokers at the same time. For example, you may have one broker for Forex and another one for futures, and place orders on both without logging in or out. | ||
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Revision as of 15:24, 14 February 2012
Trade Bar allows navigating between the brokers and trading with few clicks. It contains a series of tabs, and you can trade through different brokers by switching tabs. It shows all the brokers for which you have created broker profiles, and allows you to flip through them by clicking on the appropriate tabs.
Trade Bar also shows you which broker connections are currently active by showing a green light next to broker name, and which ones are offline by showing a red light. It is a very convenient tool for placing orders without plotting charts or using DOM windows.
The main advantage is that you can see all of the currently connected brokers, and place orders through several brokers at the same time. For example, you may have one broker for Forex and another one for futures, and place orders on both without logging in or out.
