Mastering India's F&O markets: Smarter trading and analysis with new web tools
demands precision, speed, and the ability to react quickly to changing market conditions. To support this, Angel One has introduced a range of web-based tools aimed at helping traders analyze, plan, and execute strategies more effectively — all while maintaining a disciplined approach to trading.
Expanded Watchlist for better market tracking
Keeping a close eye on key stocks and contracts is now easier. Traders can expand their Watchlist to view detailed information such as Open, High, Low, Close (OHLC) prices, volume, bid-ask spread, and 52-week high/low levels. Beyond monitoring, users can perform quick actions like placing buy/sell orders, viewing market depth, exploring the option chain, setting alerts, or even adding notes. The Watchlist can also be sorted, filtered, or divided into custom sections for better organization.
Stay updated with FII/DII activity
Understanding the broader market sentiment is crucial in F&O trading. Under
Angel One's Markets section
, users can now easily view changes in FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) and DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) positions across various timelines. This visibility can help traders interpret institutional activity and adjust their strategies accordingly.
Enhanced Option Chain experience
For options traders, seamless execution is key.
Angel One's web platform
allows viewing a compact option chain alongside charts, reducing the need to toggle between multiple windows. A smaller Quick Options List is also available directly from the Watchlist, providing easy access to index option contracts when speed matters most.
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TradeOne for a focused trading setup
Serious traders often prefer an uncluttered, focused workspace.
Angel One's TradeOne setup
allows users to maximize their screen space by viewing charts, positions, and trading balances all in one window. Traders can place and exit orders directly from charts, edit open orders, and track P&L without switching tabs — creating a smoother, faster trading experience.
Post-trade analysis
for better learning
Trading doesn't end with order execution. Angel One's platform allows users to revisit their daily, weekly, or monthly performance through the P&L (Profit and Loss) page. Traders can analyze their earnings, charges, and overall trading balance in detail, helping them refine strategies and manage risk more effectively over time.
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