FastMore than an
execution terminal.
Monitor the market, investigate order flow, review risk, coordinate accounts, and learn from your fills. Here is what every item in the More menu does—and how to start using it.
Descriptions reflect the supplied application code. Features depend on your configured broker, data, archive, and AI services; the prerequisites are listed with each tool.
A whole watchlist. One chart wall.
Compare up to 24 symbols in a tiled chart workspace. Use a shared timeframe, rearrange tiles by dragging their headers, and open a full chart from a symbol tile.
- Add multiple symbols separated by spaces or commas
- Apply a common timeframe across the wall
- Save symbol order, window placement, and layout
How to use it
- Open More → Watch and enter the symbols you want to compare.
- Choose a timeframe and drag tile headers to arrange your desk.
- Click a tile’s symbol to open its full trading chart.
Good to knowRequires price history and quotes from the configured provider. This is a chart wall, not an automatic trade selector.
Back to feature index ↑Find the depth behind the price.
Inspect bid and ask liquidity across price levels in a dedicated depth view. Symbol tabs, expandable levels, and zoom/binning help you focus on concentrations in the book.
- Compare liquidity concentrations by price
- Expand levels and adjust the depth view
- Keep several symbols in separate tabs
How to use it
- Open More → L2 Heat with a compatible depth provider connected.
- Use + Symbol to add another instrument tab.
- Adjust the view and inspect the levels around the current market.
Good to knowRequires compatible Level 2 data and account permissions. Resting liquidity can change or disappear; it is not an executed trade.
Back to feature index ↑Watch liquidity evolve through time.
A time-and-price heatmap brings resting depth and trade bubbles together. Adjust the visible time span, price range, and heat sensitivity to explore how liquidity changes around price.
- Resting liquidity heatmap with executed-trade bubbles
- Selectable time span and price range
- Heat sensitivity and pinned symbol tabs
How to use it
- Open More → BookMap and select your symbol.
- Choose the time span, price range, and heat sensitivity.
- Compare evolving depth with the trade prints displayed on the map.
Good to knowDepth and trade overlays depend on the connected feed and available history. The image shown on this site is a historical desktop capture.
Back to feature index ↑Read the trading inside each candle.
Go beyond candle shape with executed volume at each price. Switch between bid × ask pairs and delta clusters, with a volume point-of-control marker to show the busiest level.
- Bid × ask and net-delta display modes
- 1-, 5-, and 15-minute aggregation choices
- DOM symbol linking plus density and price-scale controls
How to use it
- Open More → FootPrint and choose the symbol or follow the DOM link.
- Select an aggregation period and toggle Δ Cluster / Bid × Ask.
- Use the wheel and drag controls to inspect volume and delta at each level.
Good to knowNeeds usable executed-trade data. Delta describes classified trading activity; it is not a prediction of the next move.
Back to feature index ↑The tape, with the noise turned down.
Follow executed prints by time, price, and size. Apply a minimum-size filter, pause the display to inspect activity, or clear the visible tape.
- Time, price, and size for each displayed print
- Minimum-size filter with zero showing all prints
- Pause the display while incoming prints keep collecting
How to use it
- Open More → Time & Sales for the active symbol.
- Enter a minimum print size to focus the tape.
- Pause to inspect the display, then resume to show collected prints.
Good to knowRequires trade prints from the market-data provider. A paused display is not a stopped market-data connection.
Back to feature index ↑Start with what is moving.
Browse gainers, most-active stocks, and losers, alongside a fast-movers-under-$30 candidate list. Selecting a row brings its symbol into the main trading workspace.
- Schwab gainers, volume leaders, and losers
- Separate under-$30 fast-candidate discovery screen
- Session labels, update status, and symbol selection
How to use it
- Open More → Movers and choose a screen.
- Review price change, activity, and available candidate metrics.
- Select a row to load its symbol in the main DOM; investigate before deciding on a trade.
Good to knowRequires the relevant movers/scanner data services. Discovery rankings are filters, not order signals or an exhaustive market scan.
Back to feature index ↑Review the opening session in snapshots.
Browse stored Morning Scanner rankings at defined Chicago-time decision points: premarket, the open, opening-range readiness, and momentum confirmation. Drill into a symbol’s snapshot history and aggregated news.
- Top 10, 20, 50, or 100 ranked rows
- Gap, premarket activity, relative-strength, and quality fields
- Warnings-only and selected-policy filters with date freshness warnings
How to use it
- With Derby active, enable Morning Scanner in Configuration → Services.
- Open More → Scan, then choose a trade date, decision time, and Top N.
- Select a symbol to review its snapshots and news; use the symbol-selection action to send it to the DOM.
Good to knowDerby only, disabled by default, and dependent on populated scanner tables. SQLite keeps this menu disabled. It reads stored snapshots rather than starting a historical scan itself.
Back to feature index ↑Challenge your thesis with live evidence.
Ask a symbol-focused Trading Partner for an independent second opinion. It combines available chart, market-depth, liquidity, and completed/live footprint evidence to assess a thesis and the conditions that could invalidate it.
- Quick questions for long, short, and wait comparisons
- Entry and existing-position advisory discussions
- Live-evidence panel with configurable model and timeout
How to use it
- Open More → Partner and select a symbol.
- Configure an available Codex CLI model using your existing authentication.
- Choose a quick question or write a thesis, then select Analyze Thesis or press Ctrl+Enter.
Good to knowAdvisory only; this window does not place orders. Requires configured Codex CLI access and usable market evidence. Position Manager is a separate order-capable feature.
Back to feature index ↑A wider market conversation.
Market Desk researches the broader equity market and builds an opportunity board. Ask about market regime, relative strength, opening-range candidates, catalysts, or today’s account-scoped trading history.
- Broad-market research and ranked opportunity context
- News and intraday-history enrichment when available
- Ongoing dialogue with confirmation, invalidation, and risk discussion
How to use it
- Open More → Desk and use Refresh Research to update the board.
- Choose a desk question or ask your own, then select Ask the Desk.
- Review the data-quality notes and evidence behind the answer.
Good to knowRead-only and advisory. Requires research data services and configured Codex CLI access. Trading-history answers depend on the selected account’s available execution history.
Back to feature index ↑Turn fills into a session-by-session record.
Review realized P/L in month, week, or day views, then drill into symbol summaries and matched closed-trade details. The calendar is built from broker executions and an account-scoped local archive.
- Month, week, and day calendar navigation
- Per-symbol realized P/L, closed trades, and execution counts
- Expandable entries with opening/closing times, quantity, and prices
How to use it
- Select the account you want to review, then open More → Performance.
- Choose Month, Week, or Day and navigate to the relevant period.
- Select a day and expand symbol rows to inspect matched trade details; Refresh updates execution history.
Good to knowHistory depends on the broker and archived executions. Early archive days can lack opening basis for pre-existing positions. Treat this as an execution-ledger view, not a tax statement.
Back to feature index ↑See how much room your account has.
A read-only margin monitor shows maintenance headroom, utilization, and estimated adverse-move scenarios. Explore position-level call estimates and how sizing changes resilience to daily-ATR moves.
- Equity, maintenance requirement, and excess-maintenance context
- Estimated call levels and reduced-size scenarios
- Check Size planner and per-symbol margin overrides
How to use it
- Open More → Margin and confirm the selected account.
- Inspect headroom and the available position scenarios.
- Enter a planning symbol and size, supply a margin override when needed, and use Check Size.
Good to knowEstimates depend on broker balances, position marks, margin inputs, and available ATR. This tool never places orders and does not guarantee avoidance of a broker margin call.
Back to feature index ↑Align volatility, liquidity, and tape.
Market Pulse puts ATR, candle range, resting-book imbalance, and executed-trade delta on the same time axis. Compare what price, resting liquidity, and actual trading are doing in each interval.
- Four aligned rows: ATR, Range, Book Δ, and Tape Δ
- Selectable lookback and aggregation with automatic refresh
- Follow the DOM symbol or pin an independent symbol
How to use it
- Open More → Pulse and select a symbol or keep the DOM link enabled.
- Choose the lookback and aggregation interval.
- Compare aligned rows; type a symbol and press Enter to unlink and pin the view.
Good to knowUses recorded native-trade and book-liquidity history. Coverage depends on what has been collected. Book Δ describes resting imbalance; Tape Δ describes executed flow.
Back to feature index ↑One action. Account-specific execution.
Replicate supported trading actions from the DOM’s selected master account to enabled followers on the active broker. Each follower has its own quantity multiplier, order lifecycle, and result status.
- Per-follower account enablement and size multipliers
- Supported actions run through existing per-account order and risk paths
- Follower errors are reported independently; copying starts OFF after every restart
How to use it
- Open More → Trade Copier and confirm the displayed master account.
- Add follower accounts, review enabled rows, and set each multiplier.
- Test in a suitable simulation/paper setup before deliberately enabling COPY ON; monitor each follower’s order, position, and status.
Good to knowCan submit real orders when enabled. This is action replication, not a guarantee of identical fills. Scaled quantities round down, and follower failures do not stop other accounts.
Back to feature index ↑Options positioning, with assumptions visible.
The menu item labeled SpotGamma opens FastDOM’s own Options Hedging Map. Explore estimated call/put concentrations, gamma transition, Hedge Wall, and expected-move context derived from public option-chain snapshots.
- Positioning-model selection and snapshot refresh
- Data-quality, delayed-data, and coverage context
- Related Options Levels chart overlay with expiration-scope selection
How to use it
- Open More → SpotGamma to launch the Options Hedging Map.
- Select the symbol and positioning model, then Refresh.
- For chart context, enable Indicators → Options Levels and select 0DTE, 0–7 DTE, or Aggregate.
Good to knowRead-only FastDOM estimates, not verified dealer inventory or a directional forecast. The menu name does not mean these calculations come from a SpotGamma data service.
Back to feature index ↑Turn a trading day into a review.
Learn reconstructs flat-to-flat trades from broker executions, then asks AI to grade each trade and the day. Review assessments, recommendations, tags, and the underlying fills to guide your next review session.
- Account- and date-specific trade reconstruction
- AI letter grades and ratings for trades and the whole day
- Trade-level assessments, recommendations, and expandable fill details
How to use it
- Select the account, then open More → Learn and choose a trading day.
- Choose an available model and select Analyze with AI.
- Review the day summary, trade assessments, and fills; compare recommendations with your own records.
Good to knowRead-only review using available execution history and configured Codex CLI access. Incomplete fills or missing context limit the assessment; AI grades are subjective, not proven trading skill measures.
Back to feature index ↑Application information, close at hand.
Open the application’s About dialog for product information and its contact link.
- Product information dialog
- Contact link opens your email client
- Close the dialog to return to your workspace
How to use it
- Open More → About.
- Review the application information or use the contact link.
Good to knowThis is an information dialog; it does not change trading or connection settings.
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