Hello! These days, say I want to place a quick market MTF order on Dabur or on scrips with PE above 50, then after placing the market order I have to manually click on a tiny check box on Dhan and then place the order.
The current way is extremely inefficient and leads to slippages. What I suggest is either of the 2 ways:
Either, eliminate the checkbox and just give a OK button. Like in case, Zerodha.
Or, show the warning before opening the order window, user clicks on ok or hits enter and goes to the order panel, and therefore direct execution, like in case, AngelOne. I actually prefer this method.
Allowing each trader to customize their settings is crucial. For instance, I would like to set a warning for stocks above a specific PE ratio, such as 50 or 100. This way, I am only alerted when it matters to me, minimizing unnecessary pop-ups. This flexibility is especially important for intraday or short-term traders, where PE ratios may be less relevant.
While Placing multiple orders on same scrip we also need to take care of that warning
Atleast do it once for a scrip not everytime
My full support to this.
Also could be done in a way by writing a line above buy sell buttons “By placing this order you consent to neglect the warning” then give a info button which has that warning text written.
The information displayed for certain stocks in the order window when you place an order consists of cautionary messages mandated by regulations.
We value your feedback and are committed to improving the design for a smoother order placement experience. Be assured, we will optimise flow for better experience.
