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GO Markets Partners With Acuity Trading for Signal Service Launch

Tuesday, 23/09/2025 | 07:18 GMT by Damian Chmiel
  • The two companies are launching Signal Centre, delivering trade ideas through MetaTrader, Telegram, and email across Australia, Asia Pacific, and Latin America.
  • The service provides about 50 daily trading signals with 2:1 risk-reward ratios, combining human analysis with AI screening.
Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading, talking to Finance Magnates at iFX EXPO International 2024
Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading, talking to Finance Magnates at iFX EXPO International 2024

Multi-regulated broker GO Markets announced its partnership with fintech company Acuity Trading to launch "Signal Centre," a trade idea service that integrates across the broker's trading platforms and communication channels.

The collaboration provides GO Markets clients with access to Acuity's AnalysisIQ platform under the Signal Centre branding. The service delivers trading signals through MetaTrader 4 and 5, Telegram channels, email updates, and the broker's client portal.

GO Markets Teams With Acuity, Rollout Focuses on Three Key Regions

The service generates approximately 50 trading ideas daily across various asset classes. Trade recommendations include entry and exit levels, confidence ratings, and risk-reward ratios that typically target 2:1 or higher returns.

GO Markets plans to introduce Signal Centre initially in Australia, Asia Pacific, and Latin America markets. The broker holds regulatory licenses from ASIC in Australia, CySEC in Cyprus, FSC in Mauritius, and FSA in Seychelles.

“Our approach blends human expertise with AI to support transparent, actionable trade ideas with clearly defined risk/reward," said Andrew Lane, CEO, Acuity Trading. "By embedding this directly within GO Markets’ platforms and communications, traders can access structured decision support at the exact moment it’s needed.”

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Platform Combines Human Analysis With AI Models

Signal Centre operates through Acuity's AnalysisIQ framework, which pairs analyst-generated trade ideas with AI-powered screening of stocks and cryptocurrencies. The system processes real-time price action, market sentiment data, and macroeconomic indicators to identify trading opportunities.

Acuity Research Limited, regulated by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, produces the trading content. The company has provided market analysis tools to brokers since 2013, including partnerships with platforms like MYFX Markets and recent collaborations with Hoc-Trade.

The integration allows traders to receive signals directly within their existing trading workflows without switching between multiple platforms or applications.

“Our clients want trade ideas they can trust, concise, timely, and grounded in disciplined risk management," added Mr. Khim Khor, Director & COO, GO Markets. "Signal Centre delivers precisely that, combining Acuity’s proven AnalysisIQ framework with delivery channels our traders already use every day, from MT4/5 to Telegram and Dynamic Email."

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Multi-regulated broker GO Markets announced its partnership with fintech company Acuity Trading to launch "Signal Centre," a trade idea service that integrates across the broker's trading platforms and communication channels.

The collaboration provides GO Markets clients with access to Acuity's AnalysisIQ platform under the Signal Centre branding. The service delivers trading signals through MetaTrader 4 and 5, Telegram channels, email updates, and the broker's client portal.

GO Markets Teams With Acuity, Rollout Focuses on Three Key Regions

The service generates approximately 50 trading ideas daily across various asset classes. Trade recommendations include entry and exit levels, confidence ratings, and risk-reward ratios that typically target 2:1 or higher returns.

GO Markets plans to introduce Signal Centre initially in Australia, Asia Pacific, and Latin America markets. The broker holds regulatory licenses from ASIC in Australia, CySEC in Cyprus, FSC in Mauritius, and FSA in Seychelles.

“Our approach blends human expertise with AI to support transparent, actionable trade ideas with clearly defined risk/reward," said Andrew Lane, CEO, Acuity Trading. "By embedding this directly within GO Markets’ platforms and communications, traders can access structured decision support at the exact moment it’s needed.”

You may also like: Acuity’s AI Research Terminal Supports DB Investing’s Offerings, “Trade Now, Pay Later”

Platform Combines Human Analysis With AI Models

Signal Centre operates through Acuity's AnalysisIQ framework, which pairs analyst-generated trade ideas with AI-powered screening of stocks and cryptocurrencies. The system processes real-time price action, market sentiment data, and macroeconomic indicators to identify trading opportunities.

Acuity Research Limited, regulated by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, produces the trading content. The company has provided market analysis tools to brokers since 2013, including partnerships with platforms like MYFX Markets and recent collaborations with Hoc-Trade.

The integration allows traders to receive signals directly within their existing trading workflows without switching between multiple platforms or applications.

“Our clients want trade ideas they can trust, concise, timely, and grounded in disciplined risk management," added Mr. Khim Khor, Director & COO, GO Markets. "Signal Centre delivers precisely that, combining Acuity’s proven AnalysisIQ framework with delivery channels our traders already use every day, from MT4/5 to Telegram and Dynamic Email."

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