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48 minutes ago, Ashok_Gupta said:

Agreed, Traders needs Limit order for Options. cant expect trader to be looking the screen 24/7 to close trade at desirable price. 

Kindly enable Limit facility to Options trade. 

Hi @Ashok_Gupta

Thank you for the feedback. 

We have passed this on to the relevant department for consideration. 

All the best - MongiIG

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Any ETA on this functionality going live ? All other options brokers allow this, IG are seriously falling behind with the market here. Plus any reason that we can't trade a wider range of USA equity options  after the Tastytrade acquisition ? Seems like a no brainer. I would actually pay extra for this kind of service. Thanks

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What is the status of limit orders for options?   Also platform does not provide any strategy builder or payoff graphs.  Please let us know the product direction and timelines for these features.  If this is still in feedback, not sure it would happen early. Let us know please.

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Please could IG provide an indication of when limit orders will be available for option trades? It is an absolutely essential functionality, especially at a time of great market volatility, and one that several other brokers seem to provide. 

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19 hours ago, Adsan said:

Please could IG provide an indication of when limit orders will be available for option trades? It is an absolutely essential functionality, especially at a time of great market volatility, and one that several other brokers seem to provide. 

Hi @Adsan

Please kindly note that this is something we are looking to offer. Unfortunately we cannot confirm when this will be available on the platform. 

Thanks, OfentseIG

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