This tool uses AI to break down large orders into smaller ones, placing them at optimal prices at or better than the investor's target price. This minimizes price impact and improves the likelihood of order matching in line with market trends.
According to experts, large orders often cause significant price fluctuations, making it difficult to fully match them at the desired price. Manual splitting requires investors to constantly monitor prices and place orders, potentially missing opportunities. AI order addresses this weakness by collecting and analyzing market data to determine the appropriate trading strategy. Each small order is automatically sent with optimal volume and price, flexibly adjusting in real-time.
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DNSE's AI order supports the allocation of large orders, optimizing price and trading efficiency. Photo: DNSE |
DNSE's AI order supports the allocation of large orders, optimizing price and trading efficiency. Photo: DNSE
Nguyen Hoang Giang, Chairman of the Board of Directors of DNSE, stated that AI order was developed to support investors in trading more efficiently. It's one of the company's strategic tools to serve large trading volumes in the future, as the market experiences record liquidity and strong growth prospects, attracting a large number of investors.
"This feature optimizes price and matched order volume, freeing investors from the pressure of constant market monitoring, allowing them to focus on long-term strategies," Giang emphasized.
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AI order frees investors from the pressure of continuous market monitoring. Photo: DNSE |
AI order frees investors from the pressure of continuous market monitoring. Photo: DNSE
Following a three-month trial on the Entrade X by DNSE app, nearly 6,500 investors have used the feature, with almost 5,700 orders successfully matched. Previously, DNSE launched the virtual stock assistant Ensa in chatbot form, which was recognized as the "Breakthrough AI Solution in Finance" at the AI Awards 2024. The continuous introduction of new technology products demonstrates DNSE's commitment to "simplifying investment" through technology.
Experts suggest that the operation of the KRX trading system, along with the prospect of upgrading the market from frontier to emerging, could attract more domestic and foreign capital. Continuously increasing liquidity indicates a high demand for fast, flexible, and secure transactions.
In this trend, support tools like AI order are considered to have the potential to help investors mitigate risks, seize opportunities, and enhance trading efficiency. If widely adopted, AI solutions could help shape new trading habits and promote the digitization of the stock market.
Minh Ngoc
