This guide directs you to the Trade widgets that deliver the same position management functionality and data that is available in Monitor.
The position management functionality available within the Positions tab of Monitor is available in the Positions widget.
Using the Position widget, you can:
Similar to the Account List in Monitor, you can click the Account column in the Positions widget to search for and select an account.
Using the Positions widget, you can also export data to a comma-separated values (CSV) file for all rows or selected rows in the Positions widget. Use Shift-click to select multiple rows. You can export either a grouped or flat view of positions in the widget.
The Orders tab in Monitor provides you the ability to view or cancel working orders, as well as cancel stale orders. Trade provides these capabilities and more using the Order Book widget.
Using the Order Book widget, you can:
If you have administrator permissions in your firm, you can use the Force Cancel functionality to delete an order from the Order Book. Force Cancel sends a cancel message to the exchange and then removes the order from the TT system without waiting for an exchange acknowledgment. Force Cancel is typically used for removing stale orders no longer working at the exchange.
Tip: You can use Force Cancel instead of Monitor to remove stale orders from a user's Order Book.
To delete an order using Force Cancel:
Confirm that you want to force cancel the selected order and click Cancel Orders in the dialog box.
With the addition of the Position Manager widget, you have access to the manual fills and start-of-day (SOD) records capabilities available in Monitor from within TT's fully customizable workspace.
Using Position Manager, you can create manual fills using essentially the same manual fills functionality as Monitor.
To create a manual fill:
Tip: You can also open Positions Manager by clicking Create Manual Fill from the context menu when selecting a row in the Positions widget.
Note: Off-tick prices cannot be entered for instruments that tick in fractions (displayed with an apostrophe). For example: ZB Sep18 with a price of 145'23.
Before the manual fill is published, the Status column displays as "Staged". To delete a manual fill before it's published, click the "x" in the manual fill row.
The position in the account is modified in the Positions widget, and the fill appears in the Fills widget for each user sharing the account.
Tip: To quickly offset a manual fill, right-click the published fill in Position Manager and select Clone selected rows. In the new row that appears, click the B/S button to flip the side and click Publish.
You can also create and modify SODs using the Position Manager widget, which includes basically the same SOD functionality as Monitor.
To create an SOD:
The Position Manager widget opens.
A new SOD row is displayed and highlighted yellow in the Position Manager.
Price off tick — If checked, allows you to enter an off tick price per leg for instruments that support tick sizes smaller than what is displayed.
Note: Off-tick prices cannot be entered for instruments that tick in fractions (displayed with an apostrophe). For example: ZB Sep18 with a price of 145'23.
Note: An account is required to manually add an SOD record.
Before the SOD is published, the Status column displays a status of "Staged".
Review the SOD record and click Publish.
The new SOD position is displayed in the Positions widget.
A Start of Day (SOD) record for an account can be modified manually on a per contract basis.
To modify an SOD:
Note: You can also open Positions Manager by clicking Modify SOD from the context menu when selecting a contract in the Positions widget.
Tip: Click to clear the modifications without saving as needed.
The new SOD position is displayed in the Positions widget.
The Audit Trail widget provides more filtering options than Monitor. The "forever" Audit Trail in Trade gives you the ability to filter data by message and execution report types, as well as view historical data for the account used for trading.