ユーザーガイド
- Introduction
- Account Opening
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Trading
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Lock Mode
- Market Order
- Pending Order
- How to Set Pending Order
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How to Delete Orders
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How to Change Orders
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Orders Take-Profit and Stop-Loss. Mode “Trailing Stop Distance”
- How to Close the Opened Position
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How to Unlock a Position
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PCI Trading
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Withdrawal requests
- Trading
- Pending orders
- Indicators
- Graphical Objects
- Alerts
- News
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Lock Mode
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User Interface
- Main Window
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Terminal interface
- General settings
- Customize Windows Position
- Charts
- PCI
- How to Set Indicators
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How to Modify Indicators
- Graphical Objects
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How to Manage Charts History
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Withdrawal Request
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How to Set Alerts
- Printing
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Customizing Financial Instrument List
- Import Settings
- Trading instruments
- Information Windows
- Windows Operation Factors Settings
- Workspace of Login
- Using Templates
- Setting terminal elements display
- Network connections
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Export Settings
- Quick start guide
- F.A.Q.
A pending order command allows the user to perform a transaction when certain conditions are met. There are three types of pending orders available on the terminal: waiting orders, orders with cancel and active orders.
Pending orders are divided in two classes – limit orders and stop orders.
Limit orders - are set by a price “better” than the current market price (lower for BUY order and higher for SELL order). These are referred to as “buy-limit” and “sell-limit” orders.
Stop orders - are set by price “worse” than current market price (higher for BUY order and lower for SELL order). These are referred to as “buy-stop” and “sell-stop” orders.
All orders have a “duration” at the end of which the order will be automatically deleted by trade server. There are two kinds of duration:
- GTC – the period of order duration is not limited.
- Daily – this kind of orders automatically deleted by trade server in the end of the day.
Through this function, orders can obtain one of the following states:
- not active;
- active;
- completed.