Analytics-focused addition to the top trading platform provides users with enhanced technical, fundamental, sentiment and news to offer a more holistic view of financial performance.
Webull Financial LLC, an independent, self-directed broker-dealer focused on zero-commission trading and in-depth market data, announced the official release of Panoramic View, an analysis-driven integration from Trading Central, a global leader of financial market research and investment analytics.
Panoramic View offers traders a simple, yet informational summary of their financial performance. Through an award-winning combination of AI analytics, Panoramic View provides Webull users TC proprietary scores, which can be used to help traders make informed investment decisions quickly. These scores are based on three major market indicators, and these are the primary factors that power Panoramic View:
- Technical Score: Summarises the technical strength of a stock in 3 timeframes
- Value Score: A measure that demonstrates the fair value of a stock.
- News & Sentiment: An indication of the current buzz in the news and on social media.
Together, these indicators can help investors make more informed trading decisions faster.
‘Trading Central Panoramic View allows Webull users to have the key, easy to understand analytics, at their fingertips, which can help traders of all levels make more informed decisions’, said Anthony Denier, CEO of Webull. ‘We are always looking to enhance the trading experience for our users, and this allows our clients to better identify trade opportunities, topline risk, and time their trades better.’
Webull is the first trading platform to fully integrate AI-powered Trading Central Panoramic View.
‘We are excited to announce the launch of our new Panoramic View integration with Webull’, said Alain Pellier, CEO of Trading Central. ‘With access to compact insights about what’s changing and what that change means, Webull users will be able to make confident investment decisions, as they look to find new investment opportunities and manage their risk.’
