More Control, More Visibility: New Lime Trader Web Features
We've introduced some enhancements designed to provide greater flexibility when managing alerts, improve workspace organization, and expand options analytics within Lime Trader Web.
Editable Alerts
Update Existing Alerts Without Starting Over
Existing, untriggered alerts can now be modified directly within the platform.
Traders can update:
- Alert conditions
- Price levels
- Comments and notes
- Active periods and recurrence settings
- Confirmation preferences
When changes are saved, the alert is automatically re-evaluated using the updated parameters. Previously triggered alerts remain unchanged, and alert history is preserved.
Widget Manager
Centralized Workspace Control
Managing larger workspaces is now more accessible with Widget Manager.
Widget Manager provides a centralized view of all widgets within the active workspace and allows traders to:
- Pin or unpin widgets
- Close widgets
- Create copies of existing widgets while preserving your chosen symbols and settings
Widget Manager can be accessed directly from the Workspace toolbar or through the workspace context menu.
Expanded Options Analytics
Options Greeks in the Market Tab
For accounts approved for options trading, Lime Trader Web now supports additional options analytics directly within the Market tab.
Options trading is available upon approval through MyAccount.
Try It Now
All updates are now available within Lime Trader Web. Log In to explore the latest enhancements and see what's new.
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Options involve risk and are not suitable for all investors as the special risks inherent to options trading may expose investors to potentially rapid and substantial losses. Please review the Options Clearing Corporation Options Disclosure Document for the risks associated with trading options before trading. Hedging and protective strategies generally involve additional costs and do not assure a profit or guarantee against loss. With long options, investors may lose 100% of funds invested. Covered calls provide income, downside protection only to the extent of the premium received, and limit upside potential to the strike price plus premium received. Multi-leg option orders are not a standard option trade. There is no national best bid or offer for multi-leg orders. Multi-leg trades are executed on the exchanges at the discretion of specialists or market makers, who cannot be held to a net price on a multi-leg order. Therefore, you may not receive the national best bid or offer on each individual leg of an order. Multi-leg orders are executed as a single trade on the same exchange. Legs are not executed separately on different exchanges to get the national best bid or offer for each leg. Each individual leg of a multi-leg order can be subject to early exercise risk, possibly taking away the protection that the multi-leg position may provide. Partial or full assignment on a leg may originate a margin call or result in losses greater than you anticipated when you entered into the position. When a multi-leg order is canceled or filled, additional reporting may be required by the specialist or market maker. Reporting fills and cancels may cause delays and create risks, especially in fast-moving markets. Additional risks are associated with multi-leg options trading.