Bangkok--Nov 17--SET
The Stock Exchange of Thailand subsidiary, SETTRADE, will launch its new service, www.webhoon.com, at ‘SET in the City 2005’. The website provides in-depth information for savvy investors. In addition to this, SETTRADE will also present other products and services at this SET investment fair Nov. 17 — 20 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC).
SETTRADE.Com’s CEO, Ms. Chanisa Chutipat, said that www.webhoon.com, is SETTRADE’s new website providing in-depth information for clients of brokers who utilize the site’s services.
She said, “Webhoon will enable investors to follow-up on the market efficiently with its correct, complete and reliable information. This includes real-time news and investment data, historical data, technical and fundamental information, as well as other useful information for investors. Investors can also view current and past programs of the Money Channel.
“For more information about webhoon.com and how to apply for its services, we recommend that interested persons visit Meeting Room 3 at the QSNCC. Visitors to the SETTRADE booth will learn more from demonstrations and can apply for a free trial period and receive a handbook,” the SETTRADE CEO said.
The SETTRADE booth will exhibit in front of the Plenary Hall, under the theme “Settrade E-Investment”. Visitors will be able to experience SETTRADE products and services, e.g., its Internet trading service via streaming technology, its mobile information services and its SETSMART (SET Market Analysis and Reporting Tool) service. There will also be a free bookmarking service for mobile phone users plus special gifts for applicants.
Visitors can also buy a Settrade WAP Card, SETSMART Card and/or a SETSMART users’ guide, all at special discounts. People who purchase SETTRADE products will receive a free SETSMART users’ guide, be able to login for SETSMART’s 15-day free trial or get a free cup of SETTRADE coffee.
Seminars on Internet trading and webhoon.com will be held throughout the 4-day event, with free information packets. End.