Web Trader Smart Trading

To place a Guaranteed Stop Loss Order (GSLO), start by opening a deal ticket or select the "set" option in the stop section of positions.  

Once you have an open deal ticket:  

• Click on the ‘Stop loss’ dropdown  
• Select ‘Guaranteed stop loss order’  
• Add multiple stops at different levels by clicking on the ‘Advanced ticket’ option  

Please be advised that you can only place/amend GSLOs within market hours, and minimum distances apply. Minimum distance will be shown on the deal ticket. 

To place a trailing stop loss order, start by opening a deal ticket or select the "set" option in the stop section of your position. 

Once you have an open deal ticket:  

• Click the ‘Stop’ drop-down selector  
• Select ‘Trailing’ from the list of options  
• You can add multiple trailing stops on one position by clicking on the ‘Advanced Ticket’ option and adding additional stops  

A trailing stop is created by setting a stop order that 'trails' your position by a specific number of points. If your trade moves in your favour, the trailing stop moves with the market, executing only when the market moves against you by the set number of points.  

An OCO (One‑Cancels‑Other) order enables two orders to be placed at the same time. If one order is executed, the other is automatically cancelled. 

OCO orders are often used to manage potential price movements in volatile markets, allowing positions to be set for different scenarios. 

Hedging can be enabled through the Advanced Ticket by selecting the hedging option. When enabled, the trade ticket will indicate that hedging is active. 

A hedged position involves holding both long and short positions in the same market. This operates on a non‑FIFO basis, meaning positions can be opened and closed independently rather than in the order they were placed. 

Hedging settings can also be managed within the account section of the platform. 

To adjust your price tolerance for a market, follow these steps: 

1. Select the dropdown next to your market in the Browse Markets tab, and hit 'Market Info'
2. Click on 'Preferences' in the bottom left-hand corner 
3. Pick your preferred price tolerance from the menu. Selecting ‘0’ means no price deviation will be accepted from the quoted price.

If you select 0 and the market's price moves before your trade is confirmed, you'll need to submit a new trade request. 

Detailed market information is available within the Market Info View view. 

This includes key data such as margin requirements, spreads, trading hours and other market specifications.