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Open Feature request MC-643

STOP LIMIT orders in DOM with offset 0
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Description

I would like to place STOP LIMIT orders in DOM with a LIMIT offset of 0 with a single mouse click.
The only thing I have found is that I can place a STOP LIMIT order with an offset
of 1 tick via context menu which does not meet the above criteria.
I have  found out that I can define STOP LIMIT with an offset of 0 as part of
an exit  strategy.  This is good, but I also would like to place this kind of order as a standalone feature.
I would like to have one or all of these  possibilities:
1. An extra option to configure STOP orders in DOM to always  be STL with offset x
2. An extra option to configure the middle mouse  button to place STL with offset x
3. Placing STL freely like above in the chart through the chart trader would also be nice.
By the way, NinjaTrader offers a functionality similar to that described above.

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This is a feature request, not a bug.

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