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Inside TM9 2.0.
Price, volatility, news and signal alerts — pushed instantly to your phone, watch, or email. Snooze with one tap.
A trading mobile app is only useful between operations if it tells you when something moves — that is the job alerts do across the forex and exchange markets.
Price, volatility, news and signal alerts — pushed instantly to your phone, watch, or email. Snooze with one tap.
Price, volatility, news and signal alerts — pushed instantly to your phone, watch, or email. Snooze with one tap.
Price, volatility, news and signal alerts pushed instantly to your phone, watch or email.
Alerts are pushed instantly to your phone, your watch, or your email — whichever you have to hand. One tap snoozes an alert when you don't need it right now.
Because quotes, charts and order placement live in the same app, an alert is one tap away from a chart and a trade.
Three short notes on how this works day to day.
Most traders end up with a small set of alerts they trust rather than a long list they ignore. A price level on the instruments you actually trade, plus volatility on the ones you are watching, covers most of what a screen would tell you if you sat in front of it all day.
Alerts are delivered to your phone, your watch or your email, and any of them can be snoozed with one tap. Because alerts follow your account rather than a device, turning one off on the phone also silences it on the watch.
Alerts are for traders who cannot watch a screen all day: anyone with a job, a commute, or several markets to follow at once. They turn a long watchlist into something you glance at rather than sit in front of.
How features sits inside the wider TM9 platform.
Every TM9 feature is built around one idea: quotes, charts, orders and alerts belong in the same app, on every device you own. TM9 is the software layer — your broker holds the funds and executes what the app sends. That separation is why you can change how you trade without changing where your money sits.
Quotes, charts, orders, alerts and copy trading are one app rather than five, and the same account runs on a basic phone, a smartphone, the Web Terminal and the desktop terminal. Behind the app, a rewritten execution engine cuts order roundtrip to under 40 ms on average. In front of it sits your broker, who holds the funds and executes what TM9 sends. That split is what lets you change devices, layouts or strategies without touching where your money is kept.
TM9 is a software platform, not a broker. Features like charting, alerts and copy trading run inside the app, while funding, spreads, leverage and execution policy stay with the broker you connect. Trading carries a real risk of loss, and signals shown in the app are information rather than financial advice. The mobile and web apps are free for end users.