Investor/RT

Even though we constantly have the impression that computers run slow, they make efficiency skyrocket in any business. As such, markets are now available online and transactions can be accomplished. Even the stock market takes a seat at this table, with applications like Investor/RT giving enthusiasts the chance to keep a close eye on money flow throughout the world.

One of the application's biggest disadvantage is the interface structured with multiple windows. It's not necessarily something bad, but you are given so many tools and options to keep track of and all of them seem important, pushing you to keep them up. However, your desktop gets crowded quite easily, with no possibility to minimize them, but only to close.

With no local help manual to get you out of sticky situations, you might have a difficult time in figuring out when features come in handy and if you happen to close windows, bringing them back is also a pain.

In order to constantly receive data, you need to properly set up a connection with the market data source. This can easily be selected from a list of preset sources, as well as the type of brokerage destination.

Various market representations and charts are put at your disposal so you can closely analyze currencies and their balance. Each active window features a dedicated side panels with tools that enable you to either quick launch other windows or draw several helpful elements on charts.

What's more, the application lets you set up alarms so you can quickly take action. A symbol ticker needs to be selected, as well as a few conditions that trigger the process. Objects you get to work with can be selected from a list that can be thoroughly modified.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Investor/RT is a powerful business partner, but you need a lot of time to get acquainted with what it has to offer. Tools let you carefully keep an eye on values that interest and help you in your business, with the only drawback being the difficult interface.