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Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.tiger.com/english/windows/dom/dom-settings/trading.md). # Trading ![](https://s3-eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/euc-cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/production/80035098412/original/i-7AK7jLQC07McMKAl5o_tjDLi-p3TlqeQ.png?1630937268) #### Buttons | Name | Description | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | BUY/SELL MKT | This option enables/disables the Buy/Sell buttons in the trader module. | | BUY/SELL LMT | This option enables/disables the Buy/Sell buttons in the trader module with a limit order, which is placed in the spread. | | Cancel Bid/Ask | This option enables/disables buttons in the trader module, which can be used to remove all buy or sell limit orders. | | Order Entry | This option enables/disables fields in the trader module for entering an order in manual mode with the type, volume and price values. | #### View | Name | Description | | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | PnL Display Mode | This parameter indicates the units in which the profitability/loss ratio of an open position is to be calculated: in points, money, or percent. | | Show Mouse Buttons Hints | If the option is enabled when you hover the mouse cursor over the DOM area on the left when the chart area (trade feed) is on, a hint will be displayed: the left mouse button is BUY, and the right mouse button is SELL. | | Show Executiions | This option enables/disables the display of open positions with a numerical value of the volume in them on the left of the DOM. | #### Take Profit | Name | Description | | -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Size | This value is set in points from the entry point through which the take profit will be triggered. | | Trailing Range | The trailing stop range is set when the take profit is triggered, i.e., after how many points the position will be closed on a price rollback. | | Offset | The ability to set an indent that controls the maximum slippage. If the margin value is not specified, then the take profit will be executed based on the market. If the value is set to 0, a limit order will be placed upon reaching the take profit at this price. If the specified value is higher than 0, a market order will be sent to close the position with the maximum slippage not exceeding the specified value upon reaching the take profit. | #### Stop Loss | Name | Description | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Size | This value is set in points from the entry point, through which the stop loss will be triggered. | | Trailing Range | The trailing stop range is set when the stop loss is triggered, that is, after how many points the position will be closed as the price continues to change against the direction of the open position. | | Offset | The ability to set an indent that controls the maximum slippage. If the margin value is not specified, then the stop loss will be executed based on the market. If the value is set to 0 a limit order will be placed upon reaching the stop loss at this price. If the specified value is higher than 0 a market order will be sent to close the position with the maximum slippage not exceeding the specified value upon reaching the stop loss. | #### Offsets | Name | Description | | ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Limit Orders | The value of the margin from the spread for which the limit order will be placed is set from the set specified price when the BUY/SELL LMT button is pressed. | | StopLimit Orders | The value of the offset is set in the event of a price slippage (spike), leaving a limit order at a distance from the set stop order at a specified value, if the price passes instantly and there are no opposite orders in the specified range to execute it. | | Trigger Orders | The offset value is set, no further than which the trigger order will be executed from the set specified price when the BUY/SELL TRG marker is reached by the market. | --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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