Why can’t I select limit orders in Quick Trade Mode on Scalper Terminal?

Why can’t I select the limit option in Quick Trade Mode on the Scalper Terminal?

Quick Trade Mode in the Scalper Terminal is designed for instant market order placement to ensure rapid execution. Limit orders are not supported in this mode as it prioritises speed over price control. If you wish to place a limit order, you will need to disable Quick Trade Mode and use the standard order window.

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