Hoc-Trade’s Platform Analyzing 400K Traders Partners with Acuity on Market Data

Two trading
technology companies have joined forces to offer brokers and traders more
tailored market analysis tools. Acuity Trading, which provides sentiment-driven
analytics, has partnered with AI-powered behavioral analytics platform
Hoc-Trade.

Acuity Trading Partners
With Hoc-Trade on AI Analytics, Personalized Market Insights

The deal
brings together Acuity’s market sentiment and technical analysis data with
Hoc-Trade’s behavioral AI technology. Traders will now get customized news
feeds, technical analysis, and sentiment information through Acuity’s existing
trading widgets, while Hoc-Trade’s platform will incorporate Acuity’s market
insights.

Both
companies plan to connect their systems through a new API that enables
real-time data sharing. The integration targets brokers and individual traders
looking for more personalized market intelligence. Hoc-Trade also recently introduced its TradeMedic platform to XS.com, an FX/CFD broker.

Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading, Source: LinkedIn

“Our
partnership with Hoc-Trade brings together behavioural intelligence and
real-time market data to create a unique solution that builds engagement,
performance, and smarter trading,” Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading, commented,
emphasizing the combination of behavioral intelligence with real-time market
data.

Behavioral Analysis Meets
Market Data

Hoc-Trade
currently analyzes trading patterns from over 400,000 traders through its
TradeMedic platform. The system examines both historical and live trades to
identify individual behavioral patterns, including common trading mistakes like
overtrading or taking profits too early.

The
company’s AI technology combines trading data with behavioral finance
principles to show traders their personal strengths and biases. By adding
Acuity’s market sentiment and news data to this analysis, the partnership aims
to give traders a more complete picture of both market conditions and their own
trading habits.

Jonas Schleypen, CEO of Hoc-Trade

Jonas
Schleypen, CEO of Hoc-Trade, said the collaboration would help traders
“gain deeper self-awareness and make more informed decisions.” He
described Acuity as “a like-minded partner with a shared vision for
helping traders.”

Targeting Broker
Engagement

The
partnership addresses a key challenge for online brokers: keeping traders
engaged while helping them improve their performance. By offering more
personalized insights, both companies expect to help brokers reduce client
turnover and increase trading activity.

Acuity
Trading has provided visual news and sentiment tools since 2013, working with
brokers to deliver market analysis through various platforms including
MetaTrader 4 and 5. The company’s tools are designed to help traders understand
market sentiment and news flow in real-time.

Hoc-Trade
focuses specifically on the psychological aspects of trading, using machine
learning to identify emotional and cognitive biases that can hurt trading
performance. The platform connects directly to brokers’ trading systems to
analyze client behavior.

The
combined offering will be available to both business-to-business and
business-to-consumer markets globally, with both companies expecting the
integration to support higher trading volumes and improved trader education.

Recent Partnerships by
Acuity

Acuity
Trading has continued to expand its global presence through new strategic
collaborations. FPFX Technologies has incorporated Acuity’s Research Terminal
into its trading infrastructure, including its white-label platform,
PropAccount.com. The integration is currently available in Southeast Asia, the
United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada.

Around the
same time, Hantec Markets introduced InsightPro, a market analysis tool
developed in partnership with Acuity. The solution delivers real-time trend
monitoring and AI-powered trading signals, aimed at providing traders with
timely and data-driven market insights.

Moreover, Acuity
Trading and interop.io have partnered to enhance financial data integration,
enabling users to incorporate AI-powered insights directly into their existing
workflows.

Two trading
technology companies have joined forces to offer brokers and traders more
tailored market analysis tools. Acuity Trading, which provides sentiment-driven
analytics, has partnered with AI-powered behavioral analytics platform
Hoc-Trade.

Acuity Trading Partners
With Hoc-Trade on AI Analytics, Personalized Market Insights

The deal
brings together Acuity’s market sentiment and technical analysis data with
Hoc-Trade’s behavioral AI technology. Traders will now get customized news
feeds, technical analysis, and sentiment information through Acuity’s existing
trading widgets, while Hoc-Trade’s platform will incorporate Acuity’s market
insights.

Both
companies plan to connect their systems through a new API that enables
real-time data sharing. The integration targets brokers and individual traders
looking for more personalized market intelligence. Hoc-Trade also recently introduced its TradeMedic platform to XS.com, an FX/CFD broker.

Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading, Source: LinkedIn

“Our
partnership with Hoc-Trade brings together behavioural intelligence and
real-time market data to create a unique solution that builds engagement,
performance, and smarter trading,” Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading, commented,
emphasizing the combination of behavioral intelligence with real-time market
data.

Behavioral Analysis Meets
Market Data

Hoc-Trade
currently analyzes trading patterns from over 400,000 traders through its
TradeMedic platform. The system examines both historical and live trades to
identify individual behavioral patterns, including common trading mistakes like
overtrading or taking profits too early.

The
company’s AI technology combines trading data with behavioral finance
principles to show traders their personal strengths and biases. By adding
Acuity’s market sentiment and news data to this analysis, the partnership aims
to give traders a more complete picture of both market conditions and their own
trading habits.

Jonas Schleypen, CEO of Hoc-Trade

Jonas
Schleypen, CEO of Hoc-Trade, said the collaboration would help traders
“gain deeper self-awareness and make more informed decisions.” He
described Acuity as “a like-minded partner with a shared vision for
helping traders.”

Targeting Broker
Engagement

The
partnership addresses a key challenge for online brokers: keeping traders
engaged while helping them improve their performance. By offering more
personalized insights, both companies expect to help brokers reduce client
turnover and increase trading activity.

Acuity
Trading has provided visual news and sentiment tools since 2013, working with
brokers to deliver market analysis through various platforms including
MetaTrader 4 and 5. The company’s tools are designed to help traders understand
market sentiment and news flow in real-time.

Hoc-Trade
focuses specifically on the psychological aspects of trading, using machine
learning to identify emotional and cognitive biases that can hurt trading
performance. The platform connects directly to brokers’ trading systems to
analyze client behavior.

The
combined offering will be available to both business-to-business and
business-to-consumer markets globally, with both companies expecting the
integration to support higher trading volumes and improved trader education.

Recent Partnerships by
Acuity

Acuity
Trading has continued to expand its global presence through new strategic
collaborations. FPFX Technologies has incorporated Acuity’s Research Terminal
into its trading infrastructure, including its white-label platform,
PropAccount.com. The integration is currently available in Southeast Asia, the
United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada.

Around the
same time, Hantec Markets introduced InsightPro, a market analysis tool
developed in partnership with Acuity. The solution delivers real-time trend
monitoring and AI-powered trading signals, aimed at providing traders with
timely and data-driven market insights.

Moreover, Acuity
Trading and interop.io have partnered to enhance financial data integration,
enabling users to incorporate AI-powered insights directly into their existing
workflows.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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