When placing a Limit Order, you will be able to set the [Take Profit] and [Stop Loss] orders simultaneously. Click [Limit] and enter the order price and size. Then, check the box next to [TP/SL] to set the [Take Profit] and [Stop Loss] prices based on the [Last Price] or [Mark Price].
Read moreWhat is a stop limit order in futures trading?
A stop-limit order is a trade that triggers a limit order once a specified stop price has been reached or broken through . A stop-limit order is a two-part trade that consists of two prices, those of course being the stop price and the limit price.
Read moreHow do you set a stop limit?
The investor has put in a stop-limit order to buy with the stop price at $160 and the limit price at $165. If the price of AAPL moves above the $160 stop price, then the order is activated and turns into a limit order . As long as the order can be filled under $165, which is the limit price, the trade will be filled.
Read moreHow do you do a stop limit in Binance?
Approach: Select “Stop-Limit” order, then specify the stop price to be 18.30 USDT and the limit price to be 18.32 USDT . Then click the button “Confirm” to submit the order. To Query Existing Orders: Once orders are submitted, existing ‘stop-limit’ orders can be found and reviewed in “open orders”.
Read moreWhat does stop limit mean in Binance?
A Stop Limit order is a conditional order over a set timeframe, executed at a specified price after a given stop price has been reached . Once the stop price is reached, it will buy or sell at the limit price or at a better price than the limit price you set.
Read moreHow do you do a stop limit on Binance?
Approach: Select “Stop-Limit” order, then specify the stop price to be 18.30 USDT and the limit price to be 18.32 USDT . Then click the button “Confirm” to submit the order. To Query Existing Orders: Once orders are submitted, existing ‘stop-limit’ orders can be found and reviewed in “open orders”.
Read moreCan you set Stop Loss on Binance?
The Stop Order on Binance Futures is a combination of stop-loss and take-profit orders . The system will decide if an order is a stop-loss order or a take-profit order based on the price level of trigger price against the last price or mark price when the order is placed.
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