BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 28, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via PRWEB - ITM Financial, long known as bringing professional trading algorithms to the retail trader, announced that their new trading algorithm that will power all forex and binary options signals we be unveiled on January 1, 2016. The new algorithm with deeper look at how Central Banks around the world are effecting liquidity and deflation in the currency markets. Long considered game changers for currency traders, the "new normal" of limited liquidity and deflation is causing traditional trading methods to fail this year in most currency trading pairs.
"We think the trading environment of Central Banks around the world lowering their interest rates has created an all out currency war at this point, and it shows no signs of abating," said CEO, Curt Dalton. "The deflationary world is forcing nations to try and export deflation to other countries by lowering the value of their currencies, so why not adjust your trading patterns when you know this?" added Dalton.
The second part of the adjustment has to do with liquidity, where US banking laws have created problems in some markets. "The new financial laws are killing liquidity in the bond markets and now it is starting to creep into mortgage markets and the person loan world. We will see the rise of more "Fin-Tech" companies as they are called to fill this void, " said Dalton. "If we know certain markets will not be liquid at certain times, this is a major trading advantage that you can have over the market if you know how to use it." finished Dalton.
"Forex signals and binary options trading rely on the market providing a buyer and seller of each trade, so if we have liquidity issues, we will see price hiccups and stickiness," added Ali Khan, CTO of ITM Financial. "These factors can all mathematically be worked into a trading algorithm and help our members make a better ROI in 2016." finished Khan.
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