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March 30, 2023 - ASIC regulated CFD broker ACY Securities has launched a new feature on its website that provides comprehensive trading reports exclusively to its existing clients. This new value-added feature provides critical data and financial analysis for shares, one of the types of tradable instruments offered by ACY Securities among over 2,200 instruments.
The reports include fundamental ratings, income statement ratings, key score trends, balance sheet ratings, cash flow ratings, top peers, events and news, earnings and revenue, and technical analysis for each share. The in-depth insights provided by these reports give traders a competitive edge and help them make better-informed trading decisions.
To access the full report, clients can simply log in using their ACY Securities Client Portal credentials when prompted to when viewing their chosen share report on the acy.com website.

Jimmy Ye - CEO of ACY Securities commented, "We are excited to offer this cutting-edge feature to all our existing clients. The comprehensive trading reports provides deep insights into the financial and operational performance of the companies our clients trade, empowering them to stay ahead of the curve."
All users can access a partial report, providing a glimpse into the comprehensive trading data and market insights provided by ACY Securities. However, to view the full report, users are required to open an account with ACY Securities.
Launched in 2020, ACY Partners is a special division of ACY Securities that is dedicated to attracting and servicing partners.
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