Hi
I have a list of functionality that I know about from other front-ends, which you may wish to suggest to your programmers. All of these are functions that either myself or other traders that I know use on a regular basis, hence I think there would be widespread enthusiasm for them. In no particular order:
1. Centre the price ladder by middle clicking on the price. Standard in TT and Stellar.
2. Set "Order Qty" to current position size by clicking on the "current position" box that is between "REV" and "CLOSE".
3. Configurable quantity buttons - e.g., 1, 2, 5, 10. - that set the Order Qty to this amount
4. Extra columns in the DOM. Some examples are: volume traded at price, estimated position in queue, last quantity traded, cumulative last quantity traded at price. The last front-end I was using probably had 10-15 possible columns in its ladder.
5. Dragging orders to move them rather than click-move-click (I have a feeling this may be covered by a TT patent, not sure).
I have a list of functionality that I know about from other front-ends, which you may wish to suggest to your programmers. All of these are functions that either myself or other traders that I know use on a regular basis, hence I think there would be widespread enthusiasm for them. In no particular order:
1. Centre the price ladder by middle clicking on the price. Standard in TT and Stellar.
2. Set "Order Qty" to current position size by clicking on the "current position" box that is between "REV" and "CLOSE".
3. Configurable quantity buttons - e.g., 1, 2, 5, 10. - that set the Order Qty to this amount
4. Extra columns in the DOM. Some examples are: volume traded at price, estimated position in queue, last quantity traded, cumulative last quantity traded at price. The last front-end I was using probably had 10-15 possible columns in its ladder.
5. Dragging orders to move them rather than click-move-click (I have a feeling this may be covered by a TT patent, not sure).
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