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Sierra Chart Trading DOM
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| [2016-10-03 09:55:53] |
| User832792 - Posts: 17 |
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Hello, First of all thank you for the constant development of the Sierra platform and the Trade DOM. I highly appreciate it! There are a few questions or possible request that I'd like to discuss, ask for: 1. As other traders mentioned this before me, a column for pulling and stacking of limit orders, which shows the net change to the limit orders would be an absolute great addition for the DOM. An example: The current bid shows a 100 lot, a bidder decides to pull his/her 20 lot bid, now 80 lot is shown at bid AND the new pulling and stacking order column would show -20 (for the pulled orders) A second example: Same situation where a 100 lot is shown at bid, a bidder pulls his/her 20 lot and another 30 lot sell market orders trade against the current bid. Now 50 lot is shown at bid AND the pulling and stacking order column would still show -20 (for the pulled orders) Would this be possible to add? It is very helpful to visually see how the bids/offers, on the levels close to the market, respond to market moves. 2. The Last Traded Recent Bid/Ask Volume background is an awesome feature, so as the Last Price Text At Bid/Ask. Could it be possible to make a combination of the two features where the Last Traded Recent Bid/Ask is only highlighted with a chosen color background when it is being actively traded, just like the last price text? Would be a great great addition. 3. Is it possible to add a vertical line between Recent Bid Volume and Recent Ask Volume, when they are next to each other? 4. Could you add an invert feature to Display Volume Bar for Bid/Ask Sizes? Invert meaning it would be drawn from right to left. 5. Would it be possible to add a possibility for a different background color for daily traded price (Price between Daily High and Low) to make it easier to read where the market is compared to the current day. These features would elevate the Sierra DOM to new highs, I believe I'm speaking for many traders who use Order Flow. Thank you! |
| [2016-10-04 04:25:42] |
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We will be able to do some of these things. We will make a note of them.
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| [2016-10-04 07:48:59] |
| user8888 - Posts: 158 |
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+1
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| [2016-10-04 13:04:36] |
| WilsonFisk - Posts: 5 |
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How about a counter, that starts a countdown as soon as you place a limit order at a certain price, to show you how many other orders there are in front of you to get filled before you do.
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| [2016-10-04 18:00:24] |
| Paul.M - Posts: 113 |
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1. As other traders mentioned this before me, a column for pulling and stacking of limit orders, which shows the net change to the limit orders would be an absolute great addition for the DOM.
I am interested in this too. |
| [2016-10-20 04:14:43] |
| tradernikki - Posts: 41 |
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+1
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| [2016-10-20 20:22:07] |
| Japhro - Posts: 120 |
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Big vote for #2 on this list, a single column with different BG colour for the last traded size whether at bid or ask. Really helps at turn points in the mkt Also, the Estimated Position in Que column would be amazing, noting this is hard to implement accurately Date Time Of Last Edit: 2016-10-20 20:23:12
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| [2016-11-24 08:58:18] |
| User93757 - Posts: 61 |
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+1 for Estimated Position in Que. I would imagine, a big selling point for new users.
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| [2017-09-15 08:00:29] |
| User745051 - Posts: 17 |
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from the first post is it possible to do he request no 5? thanks |
| [2017-09-15 16:08:23] |
| User75096 - Posts: 48 |
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and the dom would be perfect with Que
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