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Product Review: FXSocio, a Dedicated Social Media Experience for Traders
Product Review: FXSocio, a Dedicated Social Media Experience for Traders
Monday,18/08/2014|12:38GMTby
George Tchetvertakov
A new social media tool aspires to redefine trading experience, allowing traders to interact while offering brokers full control. Forex Magnates takes a look at the new contender in the social trading sphere.
The trading industry is constantly evolving according to the changing needs of traders. Given that electronic trading is done primarily online, brokerages that offer online services have been keen to take advantage of the ongoing exponential growth in information technology worldwide.
Rapid increases in connection speeds, both to PC and mobile devices have enabled more functionality to be made available and brokers have been quick to spot the potential opportunities. As an example, merely 5 or 6 years ago, very few electronic brokers provided an ‘app’ allowing full trading access. Today, it’s considered a standard feature for most start ups in the industry.
Social integration is an emerging field within the FX industry with some products doing well like eToro, but others flaming out like fxUnity. Without doubt, almost every broker has an online and social media presence on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, but they all fall short of bringing a fully integrated social media experience that involves trading, interaction and collaboration - a trading community made up of traders. The closest thing to a fully-fledged social trading community would be the TradingFloor portal launched by Saxo Bank in January 2014.
FXSocio’s creator and lead developer, Rohan Hall, sees the financial industry just like any other. Speaking with Forex Magnates he said, “Social media is revolutionizing how people shop, interact, travel and communicate – why not revolutionize the way they trade?”
The unique thing about FXSocio is that the service is attempting to redefine the trading experience rather than just enhance it. Most traders would agree that any trading platform they have ever used has tended to require training and practice in order to use correctly. Mr. Hall sees an inherent problem with that. “If a piece of software needs an instruction manual, that software has failed,” says the charismatic FXSocio founder.
When using FXSocio’s interface, the intuitive way everything is laid out provides an immediate feeling of understanding and comfortability. All the features one would usually expect from services like Facebook, such as the ‘activity feed’, ‘wall’, ‘chat’, ‘messaging’ and so on, are all immediately recognizable and accessible. Traders can jump into meeting other traders, sharing stories, files and trading ideas before they make a single trade. There is also a copy trading feature built-in allowing users to ‘copy trade’ any other trader they like.
For many traders, the ‘community feeling’ is of ultimate importance because it defines their whole trading experience and gives them a sense of belonging to a community that includes people just like them. Trading is a dynamic activity where every market participant affects the broader market and by extension every other trader - everything is connected to everything else. In such an interconnected environment, a tool that can bring traders together quickly and effortlessly can be priceless if utilised intelligently.
MetaTrader Only
For the time being, FXSocio has been designed from the ground up to work with MetaTrader 4 via a proprietary bridge developed by Mr. Hall and his team. This means that only brokers offering MT4 will be able to utilise this technology. Mr. Hall sees no issues with other platforms being integrated over time however.
At the current time, FXSocio is preparing to take this technology into a commercial environment and I personally can’t wait to see how this powerful technology will be utilized in a live market. According to Mr. Hall, “FXSocio is fully customizable, scalable and can be deployed within days, rather than weeks or months." The software does not require an installation of any kind or any ‘app’ downloads to a compatible device. As long as your device has internet access and a web browser, it’s compatible.
Brokers who are interested in utilizing this technology will be able to customize the whole interface to suit their territory, compliance requirements and language options whilst being able to control what content is being streamed to their clients. Mr. Hall sees an added benefit for brokers – “Utilizing FXSocio, gives the broker full control over what their clients see and when they see it. The potential uses are limited only by the broker’s imagination."
Trading is often stereotyped as being a single person individual activity that requires long hours in front of a screen and very few people to talk to. With this technology FXSocio is trying to redefine the trading experience by maximizing how far social media can be applied to one of the most challenging professions in the world - trading.
FXSocio attempts to overlay the most useful interactive features of social media onto a trader's trading experience, thereby making the whole process of trading a lot more accessible to a wider audience. The existing set of features are expected to expand further as social media continues to evolve. End users will receive the latest features and innovations as they are developed without having to update or reinstall any software.
From a user's perspective, by far the most powerful aspect of FXSocio is the ease with which it allows traders to interact and collaborate. From a broker's perspective, FXSocio allows their entire client base to interact with just each other or with clients who trade via other brokers. Depending on how this technology is implemented by individual brokers, it is likely to boost transparency in the retail market and make the trading experience a lot more sociable.
The trading industry is constantly evolving according to the changing needs of traders. Given that electronic trading is done primarily online, brokerages that offer online services have been keen to take advantage of the ongoing exponential growth in information technology worldwide.
Rapid increases in connection speeds, both to PC and mobile devices have enabled more functionality to be made available and brokers have been quick to spot the potential opportunities. As an example, merely 5 or 6 years ago, very few electronic brokers provided an ‘app’ allowing full trading access. Today, it’s considered a standard feature for most start ups in the industry.
Social integration is an emerging field within the FX industry with some products doing well like eToro, but others flaming out like fxUnity. Without doubt, almost every broker has an online and social media presence on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, but they all fall short of bringing a fully integrated social media experience that involves trading, interaction and collaboration - a trading community made up of traders. The closest thing to a fully-fledged social trading community would be the TradingFloor portal launched by Saxo Bank in January 2014.
FXSocio’s creator and lead developer, Rohan Hall, sees the financial industry just like any other. Speaking with Forex Magnates he said, “Social media is revolutionizing how people shop, interact, travel and communicate – why not revolutionize the way they trade?”
The unique thing about FXSocio is that the service is attempting to redefine the trading experience rather than just enhance it. Most traders would agree that any trading platform they have ever used has tended to require training and practice in order to use correctly. Mr. Hall sees an inherent problem with that. “If a piece of software needs an instruction manual, that software has failed,” says the charismatic FXSocio founder.
When using FXSocio’s interface, the intuitive way everything is laid out provides an immediate feeling of understanding and comfortability. All the features one would usually expect from services like Facebook, such as the ‘activity feed’, ‘wall’, ‘chat’, ‘messaging’ and so on, are all immediately recognizable and accessible. Traders can jump into meeting other traders, sharing stories, files and trading ideas before they make a single trade. There is also a copy trading feature built-in allowing users to ‘copy trade’ any other trader they like.
For many traders, the ‘community feeling’ is of ultimate importance because it defines their whole trading experience and gives them a sense of belonging to a community that includes people just like them. Trading is a dynamic activity where every market participant affects the broader market and by extension every other trader - everything is connected to everything else. In such an interconnected environment, a tool that can bring traders together quickly and effortlessly can be priceless if utilised intelligently.
MetaTrader Only
For the time being, FXSocio has been designed from the ground up to work with MetaTrader 4 via a proprietary bridge developed by Mr. Hall and his team. This means that only brokers offering MT4 will be able to utilise this technology. Mr. Hall sees no issues with other platforms being integrated over time however.
At the current time, FXSocio is preparing to take this technology into a commercial environment and I personally can’t wait to see how this powerful technology will be utilized in a live market. According to Mr. Hall, “FXSocio is fully customizable, scalable and can be deployed within days, rather than weeks or months." The software does not require an installation of any kind or any ‘app’ downloads to a compatible device. As long as your device has internet access and a web browser, it’s compatible.
Brokers who are interested in utilizing this technology will be able to customize the whole interface to suit their territory, compliance requirements and language options whilst being able to control what content is being streamed to their clients. Mr. Hall sees an added benefit for brokers – “Utilizing FXSocio, gives the broker full control over what their clients see and when they see it. The potential uses are limited only by the broker’s imagination."
Trading is often stereotyped as being a single person individual activity that requires long hours in front of a screen and very few people to talk to. With this technology FXSocio is trying to redefine the trading experience by maximizing how far social media can be applied to one of the most challenging professions in the world - trading.
FXSocio attempts to overlay the most useful interactive features of social media onto a trader's trading experience, thereby making the whole process of trading a lot more accessible to a wider audience. The existing set of features are expected to expand further as social media continues to evolve. End users will receive the latest features and innovations as they are developed without having to update or reinstall any software.
From a user's perspective, by far the most powerful aspect of FXSocio is the ease with which it allows traders to interact and collaborate. From a broker's perspective, FXSocio allows their entire client base to interact with just each other or with clients who trade via other brokers. Depending on how this technology is implemented by individual brokers, it is likely to boost transparency in the retail market and make the trading experience a lot more sociable.
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