tqvm,selangorde1!dah open demo tapi setting sl,tp,buy or sell dll tu boleh ajar sikit tak?step by step,sy terlalu newbie..
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Your order can be opened and closed automatically by using pending orders option and stop lose and take profit options.
FXOpen dealing platform provides sophisticated order entry and tracking. Orders may be entered at any rate - inside or outside the existing spread - using the following orders types: orders types:
* Limit orders
An order to buy or sell Foreign Currency, or pairs of Currencies, at a specified price or exchange rate. A Limit Order to buy generally will be executed when the ask price equals or falls below the price or exchange rate specified in the Limit Order. A Limit Order to sell generally will be executed when the bid price equals or exceeds the price or exchange rate specified in the Limit Order. Customers should note, however, that market conditions may often prevent execution of an individual Customer's Limit Order despite other dealing activity at that price level. If a trader is long USD/CHF is 1.4627, a limit order would be entered to sell dollars above that price, for example, at 1.4800.
* Stop Loss orders
An order to buy or sell at a specified Foreign Exchange Rate away from the current market for the purpose of liquidating an Open Position during market conditions in which the Open Position has declined in value. Execution of such an order can occur at rates below (or above) the specified Foreign Exchange Rate.
If the trader above is long USD at 1.4627, a Stop Loss order could be left at 1.4549, in case the dollar depreciates below 1.4549.
As a rule, sell stops are filled on our bid, and buy stops are filled on our offer. This allows FXOpen to fill client s orders at the rate they requested in almost every case. In the rare instance that the market gaps over a requested rate, the s is filled at the best available price. This is an important point for traders who are accustomed to being filled on sell stops when the offer reaches the requested order rate. For example, if a s order is placed to sell USD/CHF at 1.4549, the trader will be filled when the bid reaches 1.4549 (i.e. the bid / offer is 1.4549 / 53).
* Trailing Stop Loss
A complex stop-loss order in which the Stop Loss price is set at some fixed number of pips below the market price. If the market price rises, the s loss price rises proportionately, but if the currency price falls, the Stop Loss price does not change. This technique allows an investor to set a limit on the maximum possible loss without setting a limit on the maximum possible gain, and without requiring paying attention to the investment on an ongoing basis.
* For the trailing stop continue to modify the Stop Loss, the trading platform must be running and connected to the internet.
* Take Profit
The level at which you wish to close a position in order to realize profits