TT Sniper is an Order Ticket Algo (OTA) designed to keep your intention to buy or sell at a specific price hidden until there is actual quantity available at that price on the opposite side of the market. When activated, TT Sniper checks how much quantity is resting on the opposing side at the specified order price for the selected contract. If at least one lot is available at that price or better, it submits a child limit order at that level, using either the available quantity or the remaining amount still to be executed - whichever is smaller. If the child order does not fill completely right away, TT Sniper cancels the unfilled portion and adds it back to the remaining quantity. This process is repeated until the full order size has been executed.
TT Bracket Order
A TT Bracket order submits a Limit or Stop order together with an accompanying OCO (one‑cancels‑other) order. Once the initial Limit or Stop order is filled, the child OCO order is automatically triggered. The OCO is configured using a profit‑target offset and a stop‑loss offset based on the price at which the trader placed the original order. For every partial or full fill of the TT Bracket Limit order, a corresponding TT OCO order is launched. Together, the TT Bracket and TT OCO orders enable traders to capture potential profits during favorable price moves or protect against downside risk without needing to monitor the position continuously. For example, if a 10‑lot TT Bracket order is submitted as a 10‑lot Limit bid and receives a partial fill of 7 lots, the TT Bracket order will send an OCO that places a 7‑lot Limit order at the defined profit‑target price and a 7‑lot Stop Limit or Stop Market order at the designated stop‑loss level. If the 7‑lot OCO child Limit order is partially filled for 3 lots, the OCO child Stop order is reduced by those 3 lots. However, if the OCO Stop order is triggered, the OCO Limit order will be canceled.
TT Autospreader
Autospreader constructs a synthetic spread market using settings established during the spread creation process. Synthetic spread orders are executed on the Autospreader Server, which is colocated with the exchange matching engine. When you submit a synthetic spread order, Autospreader submits a quoting order in the designated quoting leg or legs based on the current bid or ask in the hedge leg and the available liquidity. Autospreader calculates a price level at which to place the quoting order where adequate liquidity is available to fill the order at the desired spread price. As the best bid or ask changes in the hedge leg, Autospreader automatically replaces the quote order.
TT Time Sliced Order
A TT Time Sliced order slices a large quantity order into smaller disclosed quantity orders. Child order portions are sent to the market at fixed time intervals. The resting portion might not be filled before it is time to disclose the next portion.
TT Iceberg Order
A TT Iceberg order executes a large volume order by breaking it into smaller disclosed orders, publicly displaying only the specified portion instead of the full order quantity. When one disclosed portion fills, the next portion is entered into the market. This process continues until the order is filled.
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