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Give clients a reason to open the client area before they trade, not only to deposit.
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The daily read TradeEasy writes for its own traders, inside your client area, your advisors’ morning or your app. White-labelled, educational, priced on the clients who use it.
The morning read
Give clients a reason to open the client area before they trade, not only to deposit.
Put the session in front of your traders before it starts: the releases, the drivers, the lean.
Your clients see the headline. They expect you to know what it means.
The intelligence without another screen: a keyed REST API and MCP tools.
Market conditions and what drives them. Never a personal recommendation, and the footer of every widget says so.
Read-only keys. We place, route, size and modify nothing, and hold no connection to your trading systems.
Every reading carries the moment it was computed, so anything a client saw can be shown again exactly as it stood.
We receive an opaque identifier, hashed with a key unique to you. No names, balances or positions.
A client who never opens it costs you nothing. We quote against your real volumes.
Illustration, not to scale. A client who never opens it costs you nothing in any month.
No. Every read is a direction in words (bullish, bearish or neutral) with an arrow, the drivers behind it and the time it was written. Your clients see why, not a number to trust.
Widgets in your client area: one iframe each, days rather than months. A deeper build against the API runs on your own roadmap; every endpoint is live in production today.
No. It is educational market context: what is moving markets and why. It never knows a client’s circumstances, never recommends a trade and never executes one.
FX, metals, energy, indices, crypto and major equities. If your clients trade something we do not cover yet, tell us; coverage follows demand.
Yes. We issue a sandbox key scoped to the widgets you want to test, locked to your own domain.
We read every enquiry and reply within one business day, usually with questions about your clients.