FX meets Facebook, and retail trade gets
transparent By Naomi Tajitsu LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Ask
most market traders to share the details of their order book and
you'll be lucky if they ever speak to you again. The last thing
professional traders want is for the rest of the market to know the
detailed history of their trades, and the positions they currently
hold. But information sharing is becoming a valuable asset in the
online retail trading world, and social network-driven trading
sites are helping mainly non-professional investors get a foothold
in these ultra-competitive markets.