If you need to enhance your trading experience (or) require any one or more of the below features in your existing trading terminal without intacting default Tradingview experience?
Auto Fill order Quantity for EQ or FNO?
Allocate Fixed Capital per trade? or Fixed No. of Lots per trade?
Set Default order type, Market or Limit or Stop or Stop Limit order?
Set Bracket or Cover Order by default for any order?
Autofill SL or Target with fixed % or with Fixed price?
Modify multiple orders of the same type at 1 click? even if your order is split into 100+ legs (in case of BO/CO) or on auto-sliced orders?
Trading from Option Chain & require compact order window?
Order placement Shortcut keys, directly from the chart?
Order placement Shortcut keys, directly from the 2 layout chart? Shift + Arrow key combinations for Nifty/BankNifty/FinNifty options - along with Iceberg order?
What to expect in the Second phase of release?:
UI Improvements, bug fixes, patches, and new features, which are mostly required for any trader.
1 such example is Direct Order Placement on Tradingview for EQ/FNO/MCX, based on alerts or predefined conditions without webhooks (WIP), look at this video for more details.
Dear @vinay_sd17
It’s looking very important extension.
I have taken some trading Breaks .
Next month I will subscribe it and try it.
All the best for your future updates
The issue has been fixed and released in Chrome Web Store with a new version 1.3.1.
Along with that, We have now introduced a 3 days Free Trial for you to get started with. Please try it out & give us feedback
PS: In my earlier video, I told, why the Trial version is not possible from our side, but now we introduced it by giving a free trial, so how is it possible now? The answer is, we got some credits from AWS
Yes, we can do it. The reason we set it that way is, most people suggested fixed price numbers because premiums on Expiry day range between (10-20-30) like that & setting by % like 30% 20% is very tight whether it be Tgt or Sl (feedback provided by close network traders).
What I am thinking now is instead of numbers or % as separate fields or any additional options, we can have 1 input field, where you enter like 10% or 10. (Suffix with %)
If the text input has % then we calculate by %, if it does not have %, we calculate with fixed prices. so we solve both ways.