Kiwoom Securities said on October 13 that it had introduced a new domestic stock order screen on its Heroism S# stock trading app.


According to Kiwoom Securities, the new order screen brings together information needed to make investment decisions in one place. When trading domestic stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), users can view real-time charts, account balances, and ETF investment information all on the order screen.


Kiwoom Securities Revamps Domestic Stock Order Screen... Charts, ETFs, and Balances at a Glance View original image

Real-time charts are available in two formats: single chart and multi-chart. The multi-chart view lets users display and compare charts for domestic stocks and ETFs, domestic and overseas indices, and overseas stocks. Users can place orders while viewing market trends and individual stock movements at a glance.


Users can also check their real-time holdings balance directly on the order screen, without having to navigate to a separate balance screen. The screen lets them make buy and sell decisions while viewing their unrealized gains or losses and the number of shares held.


ETF investment information has also been enhanced through integration with the ETF Explorer service, launched in the first half of this year. Users can view key information they most frequently refer to, including ▲the tracking index ▲total expense ratio ▲real-time indicative net asset value (iNAV) and ▲the premium or discount, directly on the order screen. Returns by period, distributions (dividends), and constituent holdings are also provided.



A Kiwoom Securities official said, "This new order screen brings together the information needed to make investment decisions, allowing customers to place orders quickly and accurately without switching between screens. We will continue to introduce services that improve our customers' investment experience."


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