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The 6 Main Sections
Upon logging in you will come to the rates area, within the Android Trader software. There are 5 main areas that you should familiarize yourself with. These are:
- Rates - Brings up the full list of all available instruments.
- Favorites - You can store your favorite instruments which you wish easily locate and always be viewed in this area.
- Trades - This area shows your open order details – Open positions, Pending orders and Account status with balance, equity, P/L, margin level, credit, free margin.
- History - Your trade history gives you the ability to monitor your closed orders, removed pending orders, deposits/withdrawals, and credit within any given timeframe.
- News – Enables the access to financial news directly from the trading server.
- Mail – Enables the access to internal mailing notifications directly from the trading server.
Remember these categories are always located along the bottom of the software and are the default 6 main sections.
Rates
By Selecting the ‘Rates’ tab your Smartphone will open a page which contains all available instruments, their bid and ask rates, current spread, the time of last price and low and high for the current day.
Taping on an instrument within Rates area a popup bar comes up with the following options:
Instant (or Market) – Opens an instant or market order, depending on the execution type of the instrument.
Pending – Creates a pending order: Buy Limit, Sell Limit, Buy Stop, Sell Stop
Chart – Directs you to a chart window.
Favorites – Adds this instrument to ‘Favorites’
Favorites
The Favorites application gives you the ability to customize your favorite instruments within one single area using the above-mentioned method.
Taping on an instrument within Favorites area a popup bar comes up with the following options:
Instant (or Market) – Opens an instant or market order depending on the execution type of the instrument.
Pending – Creates a pending order: Buy Limit, Sell Limit, Buy Stop, Sell Stop
Chart – Directs you to a chart window.
Move up – Moves instrument up in the list
Move down – Moves instrument down in the list
Favorites – Removes this instrument from ‘Favorites’
Trades
The Trades section shows the order details of your open positions and pending orders, as well as allowing you to close an open position or modify an order. It also indicates the Balance section with your current profit/loss including swap and commission in open positions, used margin, free margin, equity, margin level, and credit.
When viewing your trades you have a number ofoptions, you can view these as the deposit currency, as points or alternatively using the collective view. The collective view allows you to group all trades of the same currency, giving you a more comprehensive view of your trading activity. All options can be found by selecting the ‘menu’ button of your Android.
History
Your trade history gives you comprehensive run down of all your closed orders, removed pending orders, deposits/withdrawals, and credit. You can view the following criteria on each order:
By clicking on the ‘History’ button in the main menu of Android Trader you can access running a specific report from a certain date range. All you must do is enter the Start date and End date.
Your trade history gives you comprehensive run down of all your closed orders, removed pending orders, deposits/withdrawals, and credits. As well as your order information, for any given time period you select it will tell you at the bottom your Profit or Loss (P/L) for that period including swaps and commissions, plus your overall Depositing and Withdrawals.
News
The News icon enables the access to financial news directly from the trading server. To view the body of any news articles you must click on it to start downloading the actual text for that article.
The mail icon brings you to the internal mailing system. Any internal mail that was sent to you will be stored within the Android. Once you have opened the mail article you are able to delete the article by selecting the ‘Delete’ button at the bottom of your screen.
