LS Securities said on the 12th it overhauled its Tuhon home trading system (HTS) on a large scale to improve user convenience and optimize the investment environment.
First, it introduced a new "comprehensive stock partitioning order" screen that supports strategic partitioning buy/sell. Investors can set the total quantity or total amount once, and orders will be executed automatically in multiple lots according to price fluctuations. For order methods, users can choose between "shape partitioning," which applies a preset weight pattern, and "weight partitioning," which allows users to set weights by quote level.
The watchlist feature was also improved. Instead of the old manual save method, a "real-time autosave" method was adopted so that any watchlist edits are reflected in the system immediately. In addition, users can freely switch between and use two watchlist storage locations—local (PC) and online (server)—as needed, allowing uninterrupted access to watchlists regardless of the connection environment.
Order convenience was also strengthened. In addition to the existing "Stock One-Queue Order" screen, a "Stock One-Queue Mini Order" screen was added with only core order functions arranged concisely to enable swift trades. A sound alert function was introduced to the "instant stock execution capture and specific execution volume setting" screen, allowing users to perceive trading signals and respond even without watching the screen.
To reduce visual fatigue and improve focus, a green-toned "green theme" feature was added. Stock note management, stock search functions, and help content and design were also overhauled across the board.
Kim Gi-su, head of the channel solutions team at LS Securities, said, "This overhaul focused on solving investors' real difficulties and improving the quality of the transaction environment," and added, "We will continue to strengthen market competitiveness and become the optimal investment partner through customer-centered innovative services."