PhotonTrader

Sample Workspace

PhotonTrader modules, each with a specific function, can be arranged on your screen any way you like. Below is an example of a functional workspace. Each item in the workspace is labeled with a number (in pink). Check below for a description of each item.

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• 1 - MarketView: Allows you to quickly switch between symbols. Notice that symbols are grouped by customizable tabs.

• 2 - Limit/Market Order Entry Pad: This is linked to the MarketView module (1). As soon as a user selects a symbol in the MarketView pad, this window changes to reflect that new symbol. Alternatively, the user could click the symbol dropdown in this window to select a commonly used symbol.

• 3 - Trade Matrix: Linked to the MarketView module (1). As soon as a user selects a symbol in the MarketView pad, this window changes to reflect that new symbol. In order to fit this space, a lot of the normal Matrix window options have been removed.

• 4 - Trade Matrix: This is NOT linked to the MarketView module. Instead, this is always kept to the most commonly used symbol (ES). But, if the user desires, the dropdown for commonly used symbols is a mouse click away. Notice that all available Matrix functionality is turned on here.

• 5 - Limit/Market Order Pad: This is NOT linked to the MarketView module. Instead, this is always kept to the most commonly used symbol (ES). But, if the user desires, the dropdown for commonly used symbols is a mouse click away.

• 6 - Limit/Market Order Pad: This is NOT linked to the MarketView module. Instead, this is always kept to the second most commonly used symbol (NQ). But, if the user desires, the dropdown for commonly used symbols is a mouse click away.

• 7 - Order Manager: Filtered to show open orders only.

• 8 - Order Manager: Filtered to show executed orders only.

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