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Thread: management of entry orders

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    juraj is offline Member
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    management of entry orders

    Hello,
    I use waiting market orders very often, and I wonder if I can have an option in managing of orders like this:
    If entry order 734133** triggers --> dont trigger entry order 734134**..
    Is it possible?

    What is it good for? My entry orders are often hard to reach, and I rather have more waiting entries to increase probability that at least one will be triggered. Problem comes when the price goes through all of them- too big risk.

    Thanks

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    Ekaterina is offline Member
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    Hi juraj,

    Quote Originally Posted by juraj View Post
    Hello,
    I use waiting market orders very often, and I wonder if I can have an option in managing of orders like this:
    If entry order 734133** triggers --> dont trigger entry order 734134**..
    Is it possible?
    Yes it is possible. This kind of order is called OCO. Please read more about the OCO order here.

    To create OCO order in TS, right-click in the Orders window and choose Simple OCO or Complex OCO. Simple OCO ties up 2 orders. Complex OCO can tie up 2 or more orders, if one is executed all others will be cancelled.

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    Best regards,
    Ekaterina

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    juraj is offline Member
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    Wau, that is great. Thanks for quick answer ;-)

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