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Tickmill launches its own social trading platform: Tickmill Social Trading
Tickmill announced the launch of its latest product, Tickmill Social Trading. The platform is set to further help successful and regular traders and IBs explore new earning opportunities. The platform allows successful traders to share their own strategies with other traders. The most successful strategies are displayed and ranked on the main website page, and traders can choose the strategy or trader they would like to start copying. The trades automatically replicate from the Strategy Provider to the Follower account without any need for the Follower to take any action. Strategy Providers on their end trade on ... (full story)
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- Posted: Sep 11, 2023 10:00am
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