This is such a crucial bug! I really donât know whatâs stopping the team from fixing this. I understand it must be difficult to implement on TradingViewâs library but must not be impossible. The reason I chose Dhan TV is just for this feature as it helps to set the limit price according to price action and take a quick momentum trade without the manual work.
This is a super traderâs tool and shouldnât have any kind of glitch. Without this tool, using TradingView to trade would be totally useless for me or other scalpers as charting can be done from OG TV too.
I am sharing an example with you to explain the critical problem of this bug here.
Situation: Trading Relianceâs Futures crucial support level.
Suppose I am tracking the crucial support of Reliance Futures and place a limit order using the + sign below the support just before the support breakdown. Despite NORMAL being selected you can clearly see that it switches the order type and places an order as INTRADAY if I press ENTER key after confirming the limit price using the + sign.
A fast trader would really not focus on the NRML/MIS section as he/she will have confirmed the order type in mind and will focus on the price action.
This can be a trade just before the auto square off time and in case of options it could be a really nice price to sell and carry forward but this glitch removes the possibility.
Please try to fix this issue! Someone who is new to the platform will really not understand how his/her NORMAL order got placed and executed as INTRADAY.
I really donât know how traders are using the + sign but this glitch creates an unnecessary stress in my mind and reduces confidence due to fear of missing out on changing the order type after every limit price set using the + sign.
It can look like a nominal glitch or a manageable task but for a traderâs psychology, this thing creates panic in mind during a live trade.
Sorry for the long post but I have been trying to communicate this from many previous posts and this bug is not being treated critically.
Thanks!