TWS Trader Workstation Guide | CapTrader Helpdesk Episode 17
The TWS Trader Workstation explained by our trading specialist Mauro Heller. Your questions and our answers about trading with the Trader Workstation TWS at CapTrader. Recording of the webinar from September 2022.
0:00:00 Welcome
0:00:47 TWS layout: Classic trading/mosaic
0:03:00 Configure layout yourself
0:05:30 Is it possible to change the American spelling?
0:06:35 Add current delta for options
0:08:43 How does the search with ISIN and WKN work?
0:11:26 Real-time market data for corporate custody accounts
0:14:41 Take-profit order (limit order/stop order)
0:16:40 pre-market trading
0:18:30 Order presets/ link orders
0:22:20 Difference between stop order and stop limit order
0:28:00 Index lists /watch lists/share lists/share screens
0:32:30 Chart functions explained
0:33:35 Show/hide volume in the chart
0:35:00 Insert chart parameters/chart studies
0:37:50 Create order via the chart
0:41:25 Farewell
0:42:30 Disclaimer
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