Webull introduces Nasdaq TotalView promotion, offering free market data access
Webull’s offer is available to all users of its platform in Thailand
Webull, a fast-growing retail trading platform, has announced a promotional offer giving users free access to Nasdaq TotalView, Nasdaq’s premier market data product, for 120 days.
With TotalView access, Webull users can observe real-time movements that help in making better-informed trading decisions, especially in a fast-moving market, FinanceFeeds reports.
The Nasdaq TotalView service offers a comprehensive view of market activity, allowing traders to see all orders within the Nasdaq system, including bid and ask prices across price levels. This information is invaluable for investors seeking detailed insights into market depth and liquidity, giving them a more precise understanding of supply and demand for securities.
Features of Nasdaq TotalView
Nasdaq TotalView offers a comprehensive overview of the U.S. stock market, with the full order book depth across Nasdaq-listed securities.
Webull’s offer is available to all users of its platform in Thailand, a region where the company has been expanding its services to meet growing interest in self-directed trading. The move underscores Webull’s commitment to providing individual investors with tools and resources that bridge the gap between retail and institutional trading.
By offering TotalView at no cost for a limited time, Webull is enhancing its appeal among traders who value market transparency and data accessibility, especially those who may have been previously limited to less comprehensive data.
The promotion is expected to boost engagement on Webull’s platform, as more users explore the benefits of in-depth market data. Access to TotalView allows users to anticipate potential price movements and identify strategic entry and exit points for their trades. The enhanced visibility into order books and market depth could prove particularly useful for active traders looking to capitalize on short-term market shifts.
The decision to offer Nasdaq TotalView for free aligns with Webull’s strategy of democratizing access to financial markets. Providing advanced tools like TotalView could also support Webull’s broader expansion efforts as the platform gains traction in global markets.
For investors, this initiative presents an opportunity to experience institutional-grade data tools that could enhance trading accuracy and decision-making in today’s dynamic financial environment.
In addition, we wrote that Webull Canada, an affiliate of global trading platform Webull, has officially launched options trading, marking a significant expansion of services for Canadian retail investors.
