Built this as an automated trading setup focused on index options.

Currently working across NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, FINIFTY, MIDCAP NIFTY, SENSEX & BANKEX.

Auto Strategy

Designed for Nifty with a fixed 1:2 risk-reward (54 target / 27 SL).

Detects setup, selects strike, executes and manages trade automatically.

Manual Mode

Set your index level once — when price is reached, order gets executed instantly with predefined SL & target.

No need to stay in front of charts.

Key Levels Mode

Identifies important zones on the index and trades reactions/breakouts around those levels.

Sharing here to get feedback from the community.

When i used to give ddpi digital esign ,no broker shows like this documents (bond paper ) for esign,may i know why dhan ask to sign like this and is possible to download same as document in future.

I’ve set the alerts and am now waiting for confirmation.

Before taking any trade, I follow a checklist — at least 3 conditions must be met.

Once the alerts are set, I leave that particular scrip and move on to scan other opportunities.

My analysis mainly focuses on trend, supply and demand zones, Fibonacci levels, and a few additional factors.

My trading plan works best in trending markets. If the market is trending, it provides valid entries; otherwise, I avoid taking trades.

Mohseen_Usmani:

• How you approach markets when setups are still forming or unclear

Approaching Forming or Unclear Setups

When a setup is still “cooking,” the primary goal is capital preservation, not profit seeking.

• The “Clean Chart” Rule: If a chart requires a complex “story” to make sense, it isn’t a trade. High-probability setups should be visually obvious.

• Timeframe Alignment: If the lower timeframes (e.g., 5-minute) are choppy, zoom out to the 1-hour or Daily. Often, what looks like “noise” on a small scale is just a healthy consolidation on a larger one.

• Alert-Based Trading: Instead of staring at flickering candles, place alerts at key structural levels (Support/Resistance). Only engage once the market “invites” you in by hitting those levels.

Decision Factors: The High-Conviction Filter

To decide if a trade meets criteria, it must pass through three distinct layers of confluence:

Observation and Preparation Phases

During “wait-and-see” periods, the work doesn’t stop; it just shifts from execution to analysis.

• Correlated Asset Check: If you are trading an index, check the heavyweight components or the currency index (e.g., DXY). If they are diverging, the setup is weaker.

• Economic Calendar: Check for “High Impact” news (CPI, Central Bank meetings). Avoid entering a trade 30 minutes before a major data release to prevent being stopped out by slippage.

• The “Anti-Trade” List: Write down why you shouldn’t take the trade. If the “cons” list is longer than the “pros,” walk away.

Pre-Trade Checklist

Before clicking “execute,” every trade must satisfy this checklist:

1. [ ] Defined Risk: Do I know exactly where my Stop Loss is?

2. [ ] Risk-to-Reward: Is the potential profit at least 1.5x or 2x the potential loss?

3. [ ] Position Sizing: Am I risking more than 1–2% of my total account?

4. [ ] The “Why”: Can I explain this trade logic in one sentence?

5. [ ] Emotional State: Am I trading out of boredom, revenge, or FOMO?

Staying Aligned in Different Conditions

Discipline is a muscle that needs constant training. To stay aligned:

• The Trading Journal: Every trade—win, loss, or break-even—must be recorded. This reveals patterns, such as losing money in low-volatility environments, which signals when to sit out.

• Adjusting Gear: Treat trading like driving.

  • Trending Market: High gear (Aggressive entries on pullbacks).

  • Choppy/Range Market: Low gear (Small positions or stay out).

• Physical Distance: If you feel the urge to “force” a trade, physically leave the desk for 15 minutes to reset your perspective.

I was always wanting such an application on Windows as some of the Brokers have it. But then on the auspicious occasion of Gudhipadwa, the New Year, you gave us this gift in form DEXT T3 terminal.

I immediately downloaded it on my windows laptop. The installation was seamlessly done.

The features in this application are fabulous. The customization can be made as per requirement in the screen and in one window itself the required windows/widgets can be inserted and sized as per preference. The speed is also at par with the other brokers terminal. I am yet to use the terminal for trading, which I will in coming week.

Thanks for such a marvelous gift to the Dhan traders and investors fraternity.

Keep developing and giving such value additions and keep growing irrespective of the market cycles.

Kind Regards

In a Super Order, when your target is executed, the stop-loss (SL) is automatically cancelled, and vice versa. However, if you manually exit the position, both the target and stop-loss orders will remain active. You will need to cancel them yourself to avoid any unintended trades.

For further assistance, feel free to contact us at [email protected], and our team will be happy to help.

During such conditions, traders often rely more on their process, preparation, and decision-making framework rather than just execution.

Different traders handle these situations in different ways based on their strategy, experience, and comfort with risk. Understanding how others approach such phases can offer useful perspectives to the community.

This thread is meant for sharing approaches and learning from each other’s experiences.

Please share:

1. How you approach markets when setups are still forming or unclear

2. What factors help you decide whether a trade meets your criteria

3. How you prepare or observe the market during such phases

4. Any checklist or process you follow before taking a trade

5. How you stay aligned with your trading plan in different market conditions

1. When you change the chart canvas color, it reverts back to the theme default each time it’s refreshed, the user needs to Load Layout every single time.
2. While switching to another layout and back, the layout refreshes and goes back to the default NIFTY charts (and default color), it also takes a good 5 seconds to reload
3. The only way to parallely have and switch between multiple symbols is opening multiple instances of the Desktop application. (even then you can’t know before switching; which instrument you’re switching to) In Dhan TV users could open multiple tabs on the same window and the symbol name was visible on the tab. Terribly missing that agility on Dext.

Excited to see what new updates are in store

previous_close = data[‘close’].iloc[-1]

Can this code be modified to fetch options data for previous day’s values using daily timeframe for a specific strike price? Can you suggest the modifications required.

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Meanwhile, I am trying fetch the same using get_expired_option_data method. However, the data it returned seems to be inaccurate..because, if you see the screenshot, I have passed only one strike price (22500) but the method returned values for multiple strike prices. I don’t know why? Can you check my syntax and suggest corrections in my code.

But in dhan I am waiting from 10th of March

Nobody cares..

I thing I am in wrong broker

Let me Chek zerodha how to go back to their platform again

@Dhan @RahulDeshpande

We request you to kindly confirm whether you are generating the access token from the web portal web.dhan.co or via the API key-based login and TOTP setup flow.

Additionally, we recommend you to review the authentication flow for generating an access token using the documentation https://dhanhq.co/docs/v2/authentication/#api-key-secret

You may also share your registered details with us over [email protected] so that we can assist you better.

So, fresh orders were again created since the two orders were not removed from the system. Can Dhan removed the pending orders if the position has been exit manually?

Anyway, i used superorders on Dhantv as it has options to use ticks and is that versatile, executing instantly at market, simultaneously creating a single SL order and a tgt order. Fyers has a bracket order but it breaks down orders into multiple legs. Gets messy!!

You can use a simple setting to fix this at your end itself. Go to price axis settings > Scale price chart only
Post this, you should be able to view chart as you like without the chart resizing to show all pivot levels.

I. Orders are the heart for any trader as well as brokerage. So if Order Window is made into a Widget, then:

1. we can color code it to the other widgets - will help the order widget get updated automatically
2. now we have to interact separately with the order window for each script

II. Version 1.01 got updated just now. I am guessing many more updates with greater frequency will be taking place in this initial phase. Please:

1. Have a What’s New Section under Help. It will help us keep track of whether a specific need of mine has been released

III. Watchlist: Could you enable us to drag and sort individual scrips? Will be quite helpful

Great job thus far! Keep up the good work

This is something that we have with us and we are looking into this. There are a lot of things that we are working on related to Super Orders and will add this too with the same.

Thanks for writing this down, will definitely take a look into this and try to implement.

The reason for keeping OI profile separate initially was to ensure there is no overload on charts given the amount of data and features which are already present on Dhan Charts. But given the pain point, will find a feasible way to add this on main charts while keeping performance intact.

All Sincere Issues on Every Product of Dhan(including DEXT) - are heard in One Ear & Left through Other Hear, Feel’s Disappointed.

Read book long ago “Who moved my Cheese”.

When you ignore issues - Why need to spend time???

@PravinJ

App-based (desktop) → Faster, smoother, lower latency. Uses your system resources directly → better for active/serious trading.

Web-based → More convenient, runs in browser, no install needed—but slightly higher latency and depends on browser performance.

Sorry to come back to this thread late. We will definitely look into getting these filters on the platform soon, few of these are already work in progress.

Thanks for your suggestion, noted your feedback on adding a refresh button, remembering Option Chain column settings, keyboard shortcuts for widgets, and to show aggregate data.

Moreover, you can navigate the option chain horizontally by holding the Shift key and scrolling with your mouse. On a laptop, simply swipe left or right on the trackpad.

We’ve noted your requirement on OI profile and will share it with our team for consideration in future updates.

To switch to chart from watchlist, simply right-click and select “Chart.” Alternatively, you can try syncing the color of your watchlist with your chart.

We’ve also noted your feedback to import TradingView chart settings from web version. Additionally, we have plans to introduce the margin calculator very soon.

1. Charts need a refresh button, like there is refresh in tv.dhan.co
2. Option Chain does not remember my column selection after I refresh the browser tab
3. How to go left and right on the option chain if its in a small size window, there is no scroll bar.
4. There should be some keyboard shortcut to maximize and restrore a widget.
5. Some aggregate information like ATM IV, IV % Change, PCR, Max Pain etc on Option Chain widget will be usefull.

Regarding the market depth, we request you to share specific details or a screenshot where the full price ladder is not visible, so we can review it at our end.

You can share the details via DM or email us at [email protected], and will assist you further.

Not an daily sip of stock ,autopay daily frequency for auto fund transfer using upi at daily frequency.

Trade_Sadhana:

Time and sales filter. The rows will only show for 2 minutes and then they vanish. can you please make it stay?

@Trade_Sadhana Both the feedbacks are taken, we’ll be working on them. Thanks for suggesting