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 The FXCast MetaTrader4 for the iPhone, iPad and iTouch mobile devices is a mobile forex trading software, specifically built for trading on the go. It aims to capture the same trading experience a trader will normally have when using a desktop or laptop device, and gives the trader the ability to connect to the trading servers. Using the FXCast MetaTrader4 for iPhone, iPad and iTouch devices, the trader can receive price quotes, trade and view the trade history of 37 different currency pairs, including gold. The FXcast MetaTrader4 mobile trading software is a combination of full trading ... more →
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 MT4 stands for MetaTrader 4, which is an intelligent and very handy platform for checking your online account and keeping track of financial operations whenever it is needed. The step of bringing these to the various mobile devices has been a major move for all the parties involved. The FXcast broker based in Mauritius is about to launch in two weeks yet another aid for the transactors.
How will the FXcast new release stand out?
It is needless to mention the popularity of the iPhone nowadays. When it comes to FXcast, there may be users familiar with this for years, who have been ... more →
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 People who have gotten involved into the financial market have been greatly helped by the MetaTrader 4 platform. FXcast is a broker that has been distributing this type of software to those who need enhanced mobility in order to carry out their actions within the market. To be successful with Forex, one has to do some learning beforehand, to invest considerable time and always keep an eye on what is going on. It is a very dynamic world, asking for vigilance and skill. The broker has understood the efforts of the agents and now comes to meet those with their latest version of MT4 software, the ... more →
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 US markets edged higher during the past week, as headlines in Europe were offset by robust earnings and mixed economic data. The technical breakouts on the major indexes, along with upward pointing momentum were met with weekend profit taking.
On Open book, positioning was mixed with slightly more buyers than sellers on the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. Guru trader Anugia, who is up almost 3% for the week and 1270.8% over the past three months, closed his open positions on the S&P 500 Index and the Nasdaq prior to the Federal Reserve decision on interest rates.
This trader has a ... more →
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 A CFD is an abbreviation of 'Contract for Difference'. Now your asking yourself what a Contract for Difference is! To put it in the most simple terms possible a Contract for Difference is an agreement between two parties to pay the difference between the price of a share at the start and end of the contract. This essentially gives independent traders an easier time getting into share dealing. Let's take a look at an example to give you a more in-depth idea of exactly how CFDs work:
You notice that Apple are selling more iPhone units that ever before so you think now would be a good time to ... more →
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 A leading UK online execution-only broker TD Waterhouse announced the launch of a special app for iPhone and iPod touch.
Customers can download the TD Trading App for free and use it to pace equity investment trades on 15 international markets in nine different currencies. When in their account users can instantly access their portfolio summaries, obtain live quotes and create a specific Watch List to monitor potential opportunities in real time.
Users of the TD Trading App can switch between their linked accounts - such as their Trading Account, Trading ISA and TD SIPP accounts - to ... more →
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 A provider of Internet and mobile payment solutions Adyen announced the launch of a single-click mobile payment solution for iPhone and Android. Using the new platform app developers at the iTunes have an alternative payment gateway that accepts credit cards, PayPal and a range of other payment methods within mobile applications and mobile websites.
Tailored for mobile environment Adyen payment platform eliminates the need for merchants and developers to care for security and PCI compliance.
Functionality extends to processing mobile payments with a single click, maximizing convenience ... more →
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 Now users who want to have an option to shut down their PCs remotely from their iPhone can do it with the new app. Thus, if you are sitting in your chair and watching your favorite TV program you do not wish to leave, while there is a PC turned on in another room, you may switch it off via your iPhone or iPad device with the new iShutdown app.
iShutdown allows users to remotely turn off any PC, Mac or Windows, using their iPhone. You just need to have your iPhone and PC connected into one Wi-Fi network. As you start iShutdown it begins scanning Bonjour service to find available computers, ... more →
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 On Monday CNET reported that the mobile operating system of Microsoft also tracks users’ location data and sends it back to the company’s servers. Unlike the Apple’s iPhone and Google’s Android, Windows Phone does not store location details on the device.
Microsoft has said in the Help and how-to subsection under the Windows Phone paragraph that when location services for Windows phones are switched on, the devices transmit a unique ID along with nearby wireless networks, their signal strength, and GPS-extracted location to the company's servers.
iPhone 4 stores locations in an ... more →
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Ukash has launched its first iPhone app to offer consumers the chance to load, send and spend cash online as the popularity and functionality of m-commerce continues to grow.
The Ukash iPhone app, which is free to download and can be accessed through iTunes, provides another platform for consumers to store manage their Ukash vouchers on the move. Users can also use their current location to find the nearest store selling Ukash. Apps for other devices are also in development and will be launched later in 2011.
David Hunter, the recently appointed Chief Executive Officer of Ukash, ... more →
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 This week Microsoft at last unveiled its Windows Phone 7 smartphones which will soon be available for sales. While it is a new attempt to take its niche in the market it may be too late, as noted by some analysts, to catch up with Apple.
More than $100 will be expectedly spent on marketing the phones by the Redmond and its mobile carrier partners.
'We are the first to admit that Microsoft is fighting for third place, not first or even second, at this point; but we believe this is a key step toward rebuilding confidence in their ability to innovate in mobile,' Wells Fargo analyst ... more →
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 WebMoney Transfer payment system reported a sharp increase in the number of its users by 2010. The number of registrations rose to 10 million. A year ago the number was under 7 million.
As of today WebMoney transactions can be completed via any web browser, on any operating system and through a mobile phone. In 2009 WebMoney applications were designed for Windows Mobile and iPhones. Besides, the system further integrates into the social networking environment. At the beginning of the year members of Facebook and popular Russian network VKontankte.ru started using the new WebMoney service ... more →
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 MELBOURNE, Florida — In a sparsely decorated office suite two floors above a neighborhood of strip malls and car dealerships, former oncologist Douglas Jackson is struggling to resuscitate a dying dream.
Jackson, 51, is the maverick founder of E-Gold, the first-of-its-kind digital currency that was once used by millions of people in more than a hundred countries. Today the currency is barely alive.
Stacks of cardboard evidence boxes in the office, marked “U.S. Secret Service,” help explain why, as does the pager-sized black box strapped to Jackson’s ankle: a tracking device that ... more →
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 Credit is destroying the working men and women from all corners of the world.
The credit schemes created by the banks have two purposes.
To help the rich get richer…
To keep the poor that way.
But the only reason this scheme is working is because the average person with a credit card or credit of any kind do not use credit the way the rich use credit.
The rich use credit to get richer where the not so rich use credit to buy things.
The “American Dream” has been the marketing tool for these banksters to get the average person who lives below the standards of ... more →
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