Abstract:Blueberry Markets, a retail FX and CFDs broker based in Australia, has announced a relationship with trading signal provider Signal Centre.
Australia based Retail FX and CFDs broker Blueberry Markets has announced that it has signed a partnership deal with trading signals provider Signal Centre.
As part of the strategic partnership Signal Centre will provide daily content from its team of experienced analysts to Blueberry Markets‘ community of 30,000 traders across their MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5) platforms. Blueberry Markets clients will have access to the newly released Signal Stream API, user-friendly MetaTrader EAs and a daily newsletter which features trading signals based on technical analysis insights across Forex, CFD’s, Crypto, Commodities and Metals and Indices.
In the first two months of the partnership Blueberry Markets reported a substantial increase in its Telegram subscribers and an uptick in email open rates of more than 25%, 10% above industry average.
Ajak Biar, Chief Commercial Officer, Blueberry Markets said:
“The integration of Signal Stream across our metatrader platforms, Telegram and daily emails far exceeded our expectations. Our company prides itself on taking a customer-centric approach towards all aspects of the business, so being able to engage, educate and delight our traders with valuable content and analysis that keeps them returning is a big win for our team”.
Blueberry Markets has more than 30,000 traders onboard and is turning double-digit growth in its revenue. The company continues to expand into new regions globally providing bespoke trading experiences to all levels of retail traders.
Blueberry Markets is an Australia Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and the Securities Commission of the Bahamas (SCB) licensed broker. Signal Centre is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK.
Steve OHare, Chief Operating Officer, Signal Centre commented:
“Over the years weve built up a reputation for fairness, transparency and security with our client base across investors, brokers, individuals & stakeholders. Our ethos has always been to place the interests of the traders at the forefront, as we strive to assist in increasing their chances of success through education and support. Both Signal Centre and Blueberry Markets spend time investing in process and business practices to ensure excellent standards of education provision for clients, customer service and technological integrations.”
Signal Centre, acquired last year by Acuity Trading, is an FCA Regulated provider of independent technical analysis and market research. Founded in 2010 as PIA First, Signal Centre was created in 2018 to focus on the analytical research arm of PIA First and its expansion into the retail trading platform arena to meet the need for high quality, timely and accurate market analysis with clear, structured trade ideas and signals created by expert traders and analysts. Signal Centres multi-asset signals, strategy and analysis are available in multiple languages and via multiple delivery channels including MT4/5, API, widgets, email and instant messaging services such as Telegram, Facebook, WhatsApp, WeChat and SMS.
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