For basket orders - when we add multiple orders particularly wrt Options we need to know spread buy/sell price difference - now this cannot be done.
We need to have a different window to see this or add in watchlist - Very Very difficult in live market
This is where NEST trading terminal scores - ease of use.
Any updates on this?
Yes I agree, order depth should be visible somewhere.
A UI similar to Sensibull UI should be adopted to Kite basket UI…
Configuring the strategy itself is so smooth. Just select the instrument and entire option chain is displayed for quick selection.
Also, order placing displays the market depth. would have subscribed to sensibull just for basket order placement if multiple brokers were supported with single subscription
Will check on this possibility in coming updates.
Every platform will have it’s own UI matching it’s own architecture, but understood what you are trying to convey, will check if we can do something in coming updates.
SPREAD ORDERS were available in NEST SOFTWARE…These were beneficial for expiry rollover in the futures contracts as u have to place just one order for expiry rollover and currently we have to place an order for exit position first and then have to place the order in next expiry for making a fresh position: sometimes which lead to significant price difference just because of even mild stock price movements…If possible can u please provide these SPREAD ORDERS in KITE WEB for rollover near the expiry… @siva-reddy @nithin
Why don’t you use basket order feature ? Wouldn’t it work the same way ?
BASKET ORDER can be used for MARKET orders which carry high IMPACT COST (Rs.300-400/lot) but if I placed a limit order then chances of getting one order getting executed and another one order to remains left untraded high if there is unfavourable mild price movement in stock price…so that’s why I am asking for Spread Orders… @siva-reddy @nithin @Stonecold
I have never used spread orders, Would you describe how it is different than basket order in case of Rollovers ?
How it protects you with regards to impact cost ?
1.) So this means that a ‘Spread Order’ will give us rollover cost beforehand. Our Bajfinance order rollover cost will not be more than Rs.17.5, Right ??
2.) But if it is right then why does in the snapshot quote of bid and ask of Bajfinance June and July, our rollover cost is turning out to be Rs 19.9 (6152 - 6132.1) which is different to Rs 17.5 shown in the spread order ?
Does that mean that the bidding in the ‘Spread order’ feature is another order flow system in which only a limited no. of traders are bidding just for the rollover ‘spread’ cost of the underlying and is different from our regular bidding process and it is provided only in the desktop softwares like NEST Terminal by the NSE ?
Yes…live market bidding for rollover…on that day rollover cost for expiry rollover HIGH 22.3 & LOW 15.75…if we have a LONG position in a contract then we definitely want to get a rollover cost of 17.5 instead of 19.9 which u have calculated…LOT size 125 and difference in price 2.4…net extra loss as impact cost Rs.300 per lot
@siva-reddy @nithin I just want to know whether it is possible to get spread order for futures contracts expiry rollover in the future or this feature can not be provided in KITE WEB…should I elaborate more???.. if I fail to explain myself properly
Hey Aryan, you have tagged them multiple times and they still haven’t answered you. You should take the cue here and I suggest you to raise a ticket on Zerodha support to get an official reply and answer to your queries.
This will take more time.
@siva-reddy @nithin - Any updates on this - this becomes more important now with freak trades going on everywhere
This is not on our priority list for now, will take time. Said that in a week or two we will be coming out with market protection kinds for market orders which will cover for freak trades.
@siva-reddy - Any updates on this?
Also as NSE as abandoned SLM orders - why Kite has still SLM in its interface - Now what is the effect of using SLM orders - which price settlement happens? when will the order fail?
