bubbleberrygum : agree with the trial idea. that was my strategy too and how I perfected my jump and flappy

bubbleberrygum : 1. I think the current option ui can be improved :) it takes more than four clicks currently to view our past transactions. there is no one click one page that shows all past transactions. I've to click:
accounts -> orders -> history -> securities -> filter to options and then Filled, and then select my filters accordingly. it is quite tedious.
lastly, I usually check my stocks history from the quote page but I can't find my options history there! it'll be nice if under the history, I could also filter to my options history. right now, to check current options still open, I rmb the date and go to options chain to find it. but if there was a single tap button under the stocks history, this would be GREAT and more user friendly.

bubbleberrygum : hi @Mooers Lab ! thanks for opening this feature improvement thing to us!!!! really thankful to moomoo for always trying to improve your ui too:))
I've one gripe with our features too! for some time, this issue has troubled me.
*Stock's True Historical High Not Accurate*
if you look at my screenshot below, you'll realise that paragon reit's historical high is listed as 0.975 cents on the quote page. but yet, the chart shows that it has reached 1.16sgd before. The quote shows 0.975 only because it has added in the amounts received from dividends, hence, lowering the price of the stock. however, I feel that moomoo should give us an option to toggle between the actual real historical high of the stock (without divs) and price after dividends. In this way, investors will be able to know what is the actual price the stock is capable of reaching in terms of capital gains. this issue has bothered me for some time as I may want to put a sale on a stock based on the historical high. but if the historical high has dividends included inside and is lowered, it doesn't give me an accurate picture. also, if historical high is lowered due to dividends, it paints an inaccurate picture of its potential price high and it affects our judgement for the buy in price too. Sincerely hope you can look into this.
thanks!

bubbleberrygum : normally it's at a big atrium