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Darqube – Democratizing Financial Technology for Smarter Investing

Darqube - Democratizing Financial Technology for Smarter Investing

Beating Wall Street means staying ahead of the curve. Darqube, a London based Fintech start-up, provides the solution that revolutionizes the way retail investors make their decisions.

Current trading analytics tools for retail investors provide limited insights, while professional platforms used by financial institutions are too expensive. Studies show that 90% of retail traders lose money, and one of the reasons is the lack of access to technology. Machines perform over 80% of trades in the financial markets. Therefore, to generate profits consistently, nowadays retail investors need to be highly skilled in advanced mathematics and programming.

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Moreover, on the one hand, institutional traders use the same platforms, such as Thomson Reuters Eikon or Bloomberg Terminal, to communicate and share insights. On the other hand, retail investors are still using regular chat apps which are not optimal for financial communication.

Empowering the global financial community

Darqube meets all these needs, as it empowers the global financial community with institutional-grade research, innovative trading analytics, automated trading and community messaging. It aims to equip everyone – from novice to experienced investors – with the cutting-edge tools and insights they need to make better and smarter investment decisions for FREE.

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