Royce and Kruger Wealth Management is in the process of integrating and embedding Twitter into its trading platform, which allows clients to completely realise the "benefits of using Twitter" while trading.
Royce and Kruger Wealth Management’s active clients will be able to monitor their trade status via Twitter, enabling them to reply to tweets and even post their own content to Twitter without having to open another application or no need to open another browser, very shortly.
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The newly added functionality will enable clients to regularly check posted tweets specifically about stocks and click through the provided links which often offer updated news, analysis and comprehensive commentaries from particular firm, financial company or from the entire brokerage industry.
"With our extensive experience in this industry, we know that the best traders are those who are exposed most to the recent and appropriate information related to industry. As soon as the new twitter functionality will be released, our clients can now integrate twitter with their chosen trading platform to better monitor guided information on ETFs, options strategies, stocks, hedge and futures," said Michael Tomas, chief officer with the market development team.
"This is one of our service offering to our active clients who want their tools combined in one place. We will be working hard to offer additional features to our social networking functionalities merged with our trading platform to help our clients in their investments and researches," added Tomas.
"Our online functionality expansion ensures that our clients are accurately and resourcefully armed with the right information. Our new Twitter’s open interface and robust information sharing capacity made the incorporation effortlessly attainable," said Tomas.
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