What’s New on Sahi | Scalper 2.0 & Option Chain Enhancements

If you’re an active trader, you already know this:
entries matter but exits decide your P&L.

Over the last few months, one request kept coming up again and again from Scalpers:
“Give us more control on exits without slowing us down.”

Today, that’s exactly what we’re delivering.

This update makes Scalper faster, smarter, and significantly more precise especially for option traders who manage multiple positions in seconds.

Let’s break down what’s new.

Market vs Limit — Now You Choose Your Exit Style

Earlier, SL and TP exits on Scalper were executed only as Market orders. Once triggered, the system would place a market exit, which ensured fast execution but did not allow price control.

You can now place SL and TP as Limit orders.

This means you can define the exact price at which your exit should be placed, instead of relying on the best available market price.

You can now choose between:

Exit Type	When to Use
Market	For emergency exits, fast scalps, sudden reversals
Limit	For controlled exits, spreads, structured trades, and better pricing

This applies to all Scalper trades — across stocks and F&O.

Example

If you bought Bank Nifty 48000 CE at ₹120 and place a TP as a Limit order at ₹165, your exit will be placed at ₹165 once that level is reached. The order will execute at that price or better, giving you more control over your exit price.

The same applies to Stop Loss orders.

You decide how you exit.
Sahi simply executes instantly.

Auto SL / TP — Now Supports Limit Orders

Scalper’s Auto SL/TP was built to reduce friction and speed up execution.

You can also set your default exit order type for chart-based exits.

From Order Defaults → 1-Tap Orders, you can choose whether exits placed directly from charts should be sent as Market or Limit orders by default.

When Limit is selected, you can further define how the limit price should be placed:

Best Bid / Offer – Places the exit at the best available bid or offer price

LTP (Last Traded Price) – Places the exit at the last traded price

Midpoint of Bid / Offer – Places the exit at the midpoint between the current bid and offer, rounded to the nearest tick size

This allows you to keep your preferred execution style applied automatically while exiting directly from charts.

No more missing exits due to manual delay.
Your strategy now runs on autopilot.

Exit from Charts — Limit Order Support

Exits placed directly from charts now support Limit orders, in addition to Market orders.

You can choose whether chart-based exits should be placed as Market or Limit orders by default from:
Order Defaults → 1-Tap Orders.

When Limit is selected, you can also define how the limit price should be placed using Best Bid/Offer, LTP, or the midpoint of the bid and offer allowing more precise exit execution directly from the chart view.

Live Quantity & P&L on the Option Chain

This one is a real workflow upgrade.

You can now see:

• Your open position quantity

• Your live P&L

• Across every strike — directly on the option chain

No screen switching.No guesswork.

This is especially powerful for:

• Multi-strike strategies

• Intraday OI-based trades

• Fast Bank Nifty/Nifty management

New Indicators Added — LSMA & DEMA

Two new trend-following indicators have been added to Sahi’s charting tools to help traders better identify trend direction and potential reversals.

LSMA (Least Squares Moving Average) uses linear regression to fit a best-fit trend line through recent price data instead of simply averaging past prices. Because of this, LSMA responds more smoothly to price changes and shows less lag compared to traditional moving averages.

LSMA can be used to:

• Identify the primary trend direction
• Spot early signs of trend weakening or reversal
• Act as a dynamic support and resistance reference

Filter false breakouts in sideways markets

A rising LSMA indicates strengthening bullish momentum, while a falling LSMA indicates weakening or bearish momentum.

DEMA (Double Exponential Moving Average) is designed to respond faster to short-term price changes while remaining smoother than a simple moving average. It applies a double exponential calculation that significantly reduces lag.

DEMA can be used to:

• Track short-term trend direction
• Generate quicker crossover signals
• Time entries and exits in momentum trades
• Confirm breakouts and intraday reversals

When price stays above the DEMA, the short-term trend is considered bullish. Sustained movement below it suggests a weakening or bearish trend.

Why This Update Matters

These changes improve exit flexibility, execution control, and on-screen visibility across Scalper workflows.

Market and Limit order support for SL, TP, Auto SL/TP, and chart-based exits allows traders to choose between immediate execution and price-controlled exits based on their trading style.

Live quantity and P&L visibility on the option chain reduces screen switching and makes active position management faster and clearer.

Together, these updates simplify trade management while giving traders more control over their execution.