Hi @jaison, wanted to come back to this thread today with an update from my side.
You’d laid out three pain points back in September — the rigidity of Super Orders for intraday-to-delivery conversions, the inability to modify SL quantity after partial exits, and the broader lack of scale-out flexibility. Your November follow-up sharpened the scale-out piece further as a swing trader.
The scale-out piece has shipped today. Super Orders now support up to four target levels in a single order, which means you can plan partial exits at multiple price points upfront, with the stop loss holding firm. It’s not the post-execution quantity-modification flow you’d asked for in point 2 specifically — that’s a different problem and we know it’s still open — but the structural ability to scale out is now there.
The conversion piece (point 1) and the post-execution edit piece (point 2) aren’t part of this round, and I want to be honest about that rather than dress it up.
Threads like this one — where a member uses the feature for months, writes structured pain points, and then comes back to refine — are some of the most useful inputs the team gets. Thank you for the way you wrote this.
Full update is on Super Updates to Super Orders: Introducing Multiple Exits on Super Order, Super Trail and more!.