FinTech’s approach to the Stockmarket
At much the same time we were learning to trust our internet banking processes we were learning to accept we could trade online. While in the early 2000’s the process wasn’t very sophisticated we were able to trade at greatly reduced cost. No longer did we require a broker. While it may not have been the first E-Trade made it simple to open an account and trade at a fraction of the cost we were used to.
Today we have progressed a long way and there are a great number of sophisticated technologies to assist us effectively trade on the sharemarket. Some of the technologies are designed to educate you on what you should consider, other outline what the most successful investors are doing for comparison. Others are designed to further improve the speed and maximise returns for your individual trades.
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Digital Asset
Digital Asset is the leading provider of Distributed Ledger Technology to regulated financial institutions
FP Markets
Australian globally-regulated forex & CFD broker established in 2005 offering >10,000 trading instruments.
GBST
Creating vital technology solutions for the world’s leading capital markets and wealth management brands.
Listcorp
Powering communications between Listed-Companies and Australia’s 6 million Private Investors
SelfWealth
Australia’s first investment solution that enables you to compare yourself to your peers, professionals and the market.
StockSpot
Stockspot is Australia’s first online, automated investment adviser and fund manager.
Taqtiqa
TAQTIQA™ provides a powerful API that allows you to effortlessly request and manage your Trade and Quote (TAQ) data streams.
