Cboe has revealed more improvements to Cboe Silexx, a program for professionals that are used to manage the ordering and execution of multiple assets.
In release 23.6, Silexx has added the ability to stage FLEX option orders. Users can prepare their orders directly in the program or can connect to an external third-party system and submit orders electronically.
You can save a strategy you plan to use with an algorithmic route as an order preset. Pick from a list of your favorites, or pin one as a default for a particular algo route. To get going, go for a route that’s enabled for algo, fill out the max parameters, and click ‘Save’.
Cboe recently released an update to their trading platform, Silexx 23.5. This update allows users to quickly place, cancel, or modify orders with just a few keystrokes through Hot Keys. To activate this feature, go to File > Settings and select Hot Keys.
Silexx now has Easy-to-Borrow and short-locate integration for its order entry tickets. This makes it possible for you to check if security is easy or difficult to borrow. Additionally, if your security is easy to borrow, the order ticket will get the necessary locate ID automatically. Users will need to have their ETB files linked to Silexx.
Cboe has improved its just-released Bump Button toolbar to include a Price Lock feature. This allows users to choose an exact tick increment for orders. To activate the bump button toolbar, open the settings gear on the order ticket in the top-right corner and turn on Show Order Modifiers.
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