New Features

This release of StreetSmart Edge® offers features and enhancements designed to improve the trading experience.

Walk Limit Order Types

Walk Limit is a new order type that is available for option orders (except those which contain an equity leg). Including, single leg options and multi-leg strategies of up to 4 legs.

A Walk Limit order operates by going to the market at the selected Start Price.

Once entered, it will rest for the selected Time Increment and then cancel and replace the order with a new limit, determined by selected Price Increment amount. This process will continue until the order is filled or rests as a limit order at the selected End Price (never outside of initial NBBO).

Market On Close Order Type

Market On Close (MOC) orders can be submitted to either Open or Close a position. A MOC order is submitted for execution as part of an exchange’s closing auction or other trade execution process.

Watch List Syncing

Watch Lists can be synced across StreetSmart Edge, Schwab.com, and Schwab Mobile applications. When a Watch List is in a ‘Sync On’ state, changes to Symbols and Title become a saved event, overriding the current template and thus replicated across applications.

Addition to Chart Studies

Order Verification Enhancements

The Order Verification window has been streamlined to include:

Streaming Quotes within the Change/Close Position Dialog Window

The Change/Close dialog windows display Streaming Quotes, providing the most current quote prior to submitting a Change or Close position order.

 

Options carry a high level of risk and are not suitable for all investors. Certain requirements must be met to trade options through Schwab. Multiple leg options strategies will involve multiple commissions. Please read the options disclosure document titled "Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options." Supporting documentation for any claims or statistical information is available upon request.

NBBO (National Best Bid/Offer) Spread Quote reflects the best quotes printed from participating exchanges on each leg of the spread combined. For a long leg, the NBBO single leg “ask” quote is used, while short leg quotes use the NBBO “bid” quote to combine for a synthetic NBBO combination trade quote. Please note that there are no spread markets in securities that are subject to benchmarks such as “time and sales” or “NBBO” and therefore the “market” cannot be “held” to a price.