Trade Panel: Panel for Trade

Designed to perform basic trading operations:

• Opening and closing orders.
• Partial closing of a position.
• Reverse position.
• Locking a position.
• Set stop loss of all positions to breakeven.
• Set stop loss and/or take profit of all positions to a common level.

Consists of tabs and blocks installed in them.

1. Button to go to the Trade panel.
2. Buttons for switching panel tabs. You can configure up to 4 tabs with an individual set of blocks.
3. Labels for opening an order.
4. Blocks. Displayed blocks on the tab are set by the user, 15 blocks are available.

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A panel can have up to 4 tabs. The number of tabs and the set of blocks are set by the user.

1. Buttons to switch tabs.
2. Display block on tab.
3. Move block up.
4. Button to go to the block settings.
5. Show a tab in the "Trade" panel.
6. The title of the tab.

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Designed for quick opening of pending and market orders, as well as for opening orders using lines on the chart.

1. The initial view of the block.
2. View of the block when opening a position along the lines on the chart.
3. View of the block when opening a pending order along the lines on the chart.
4. Button to switch to the mode of opening an order by lines on the chart. When the button is clicked, the block will take the form for opening a position by lines (2) and will create labels with lines on the chart for opening an order (see below).
5. The function of taking into account the size of the spread at the time of opening a position. If this function is enabled, when you click on the open position button (6, 16), the panel will open a position only if the current spread is less than or equal to the value specified in field 12.
6. Buttons for opening Buy and Sell positions.
7. Buttons for quickly opening a pending order. When you click on the button, the panel will open the corresponding pending order at the price entered in field 13.
8. Button for switching the unit of measurement (Points/Price) of the order opening price field 13.
9. Function Trailing a pending order. If this function is enabled, the panel will move the pending order following the current price at the distance specified in field 14. The panel moves the pending order only towards the current price. After opening a pending order, this function can be edited from the Order Control Panel.
10. Enable/disable setting the expiration time for a pending order.
11. Button for switching to the mode of opening pending orders BuyStopLimit SellStopLimit (only for metatrader 5).
12. The field for entering the maximum allowable spread when opening a position.
13. Field for entering the opening price of a pending order. Depending on the position of button 8, you can enter the price or points (the distance from the current price to the opening price of a pending order).
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15. The expiration time of a pending order.
16. Button to open an order or position.
17. Opening price of an order or position.
18. Cancel opening a position or order.
19. Set the label for opening an order at the current price (switch to position openings).

Order opening labels

"Order opening labels" are used to open an order using lines on the chart. Designed to visualize the location of trading levels on the chart, ensure their accurate setting to support and resistance levels. In addition, the labels display the parameters of the future order, as well as the expected profit and loss at the stop loss and take profit levels.

The labels will be displayed on the chart after pressing the Line Sell or Line Buy button.

1. Label for moving the take profit level.
2. Label for moving the order opening level.
3. Label for moving the stop loss level.
4. Level fixing buttons.
5. Take profit size in points.
6. Expected profit size in case of order closing by take profit.
7. The expected profit as a percentage of the deposit.
8. Take profit price (can be entered).
9. The lot size of the order being opened.
10. Margin.
11. The ratio between take profit and stop loss.
12. Commission.
13. Spread.
14. Order opening price (can be entered).
15. Order opening button.
16. Button to cancel order opening.
17. Label for setting the breakeven function.
18. Label for setting the function of closing part of the profit.
19. Label for setting the function of closing part of the loss.

Setting up the block Opening orders

1. Show the "Max spread" checkbox in the block.
2. Go to the settings of Order Opening Labels (See below for details).
3. Show buttons for opening orders by lines on the chart.
4. Show buttons to quickly open market orders.
5. Show buttons to quickly open pending orders.
6. Show buttons to open BuyStopLimit and SellStopLimit orders (MT5 only).
7. Display the "Trailing of a pending order" checkbox in the block.
8. Swap the Buy and Sell buttons.
9. Apply expiration time to pending orders. In the field, enter the number of hours to be added to the current time - this value will be used as the original expiration time. When opening a pending order, this value can be changed.
10. Setting the color of the line, market order button and pending order button.

Setting up order opening labels

1. Information that is displayed on the label of the order opening level.
2. Information that is displayed on the label of the take profit and stop loss levels.
3. The side of the chart to which the labels will be anchored.
4. Indent labels from the edge of the chart (for anchoring with a fixed indent).
5. Moving Stop Loss and Take Profit labels following the movement of the current price. Take profit and stop loss when opening a market order are calculated from the current price. Accordingly, if the current price moves, then the take profit and stop loss will follow it. If you want the take profit and stop loss labels not to move, you can disable this parameter.

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Designed for editing the comment of a new order. This block is used only for orders that will be opened using the Opening orders block.

1. A field for entering a comment.

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Designed to set the risk value or volume of a new order. This block is used only for orders that will be opened using the Opening orders block.

1. A field for entering a risk.
2. Calculated volume.

Volume Calculation Methods

The lot for a new order is calculated in one of six ways:

Volume block setting

1. The method used to calculate the lot per trade. The lot calculation method can be changed from the drop-down list in the panel if the checkboxes in position 7 are enabled.
2. Lot or risk size (depending on the calculation method). This value can be edited from the block in the panel.
3. Apply multicurrency mode to the "Value" and "Step" parameters.
4. List of volume calculation methods that will be displayed in the drop-down list.

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Designed to open a grid of orders. This block is an addition to the Opening Orders block; a grid of orders is created when opening an order from the Opening Orders block.

If the order grid step is more than 0, the grid will consist of limit orders (the grid will not be created if the master order is a Stop order).

If the order grid step is 0, the grid will consist of the same type of orders, which is the master order.

1. Number of orders: Fixed - the number of orders in the grid is fixed, and is specified by the user.
   For example:
   In the quantity input field you entered 5, accordingly the order grid will contain 5 orders + master order.
2. Number of orders: Volume / Max volume - this calculation method is used if the calculated volume of the master order is greater than the maximum allowable volume set by the broker. If the calculated volume is greater than the maximum allowed volume, the panel will distribute the calculated volume among several orders. The number of orders is calculated automatically.
   For example:
   The maximum allowable volume on a symbol is 100.00,
   The calculated volume of the master order is 258.00,
   When you click on the button, 3 orders will open:
   the first order with a volume of 100.00,
   the second order with a volume of 100.00,
   third order with lot 58.00.
3. Order volume: Volume - the volume of each grid order is fixed and is specified by the user.
   For example:
   In the volume input field, 0.3 was entered, respectively, each grid order will have a volume equal to 0.3.
4. Order volume: Volume / Number - the calculated volume of the master order will be distributed equally between orders (if necessary, the lot will be normalized).
   For example:
   The specified number of grid orders is 4,
   The calculated volume is 1.00,
   When you click the button, 5 orders will open. Each order will have a volume of 0.20 lots (1.00/5).
5. Order volume: Volume * Coefficient - the volume of each grid order will be equal to the volume of the master order multiplied by the coefficient.
   For example:
   The calculated volume of the master order is 1.5,
   Coefficient is 2,
   accordingly, each grid order will have a volume equal to 3.0 (1.5 * 2).
6. Order volume: Arithmetic - the volume of each order in the grid will correspond to an arithmetic progression.
   For example:
   The calculated volume of the master order is 1.0,
   The specified number of grid orders is 4,
   The difference in the arithmetic progression is 1.5,
   accordingly, the grid order will have the following volumes: 1# 2.5, 2# 3.0, 3# 4.5 , 4# 6.0.
7. Order volume: Geometric - the volume of each order in the grid will correspond to a geometric progression.
   For example:
   The calculated volume of the master order is 1.0,
   The specified number of grid orders is 4,
   The denominator of the geometric progression is 2.0,
   accordingly, the grid order will have the following volumes: 1# 2.0, 2# 4.0, 3# 8.0 , 4# 6.0.
8. Order grid step: Fixed (pt) - the order grid step is fixed, and is set by the user in points.
   For example:
   In the input field you entered a step of 100 points, accordingly the distance between the grid orders will be 100 points. If the grid step is 0, then orders will be opened at the same price at which the master order was opened.
9. Order grid step: % Master TP - the order grid step will be equal to the specified part of the master order take profit.
   For example:
   Take profit master order 2000 points,
   % Master TP 10%,
   accordingly, the order grid step will be equal to 10% of 2000 = 200 points.
10. Order grid step: % Master SL - the order grid step will be equal to the specified part of the master order stop loss.
    For example:
    Stop loss master order 2500 points,
    % Master SL 10%,
    accordingly, the order grid step will be equal to 10% of 2500 = 250 points.
11. Take profit of the order grid: Take profit price- the take profit of each order is set to a user-specified price.
    For example:
    In the price input field, 1.9453 was entered, respectively, the take profit of each grid order will be set to the price of 1.9453.
12. Take profit of the order grid: Take profit points - the take profit of each order is set to a user-specified distance.
    For example:
    Take profit points - 100 points,
    The first order of the buy grid is opened at a price of 1.0000, the take profit of this order will be at a price of 1.0100,
    The second order of the buy grid is open at a price of 0.9000, the take profit of this order will be at a price of 0.9100,
    The third order of the buy grid is opened at a price of 0.8000, the take profit of this order will be at a price of 0.8100.
13. Take profit of the order grid: Master TP price - the take profit of each order is set to the take profit price of the master order.
    For example:
    the master order has a take profit at a price of 1.9453, respectively, the take profit of each grid order will be set to a price of 1.9453.
14. Take profit of the order grid: Master TP points - the take profit of each order is set to the distance that the take profit of the master order has.
    For example:
    Take profit of a master order in points is equal to 100 points, respectively
    The first order of the buy grid opened at a price of 1.0000 will have a take profit at a price of 1.0100,
    The second order of the buy grid opened at a price of 0.9000 will have take profit at a price of 0.9100,
    The third buy grid order opened at a price of 0.8000 will have a take profit at a price of 0.8100.
15. Stop loss order grid: Stop loss price- the stop loss of each order is set to a user-specified price.
    For example:
    In the price input field, 1.9453 was entered, respectively, the stop loss of each grid order will be set to the price of 1.9453.
16. Stop loss order grid: Stop loss points - the stop loss of each order is set to a user-specified distance.
    For example:
    Stop loss points - 100 points,
    The first order of the buy grid is opened at a price of 1.0000, the stop loss of this order will be at a price of 0.9900,
    The second order of the buy grid is open at a price of 0.9000, the stop loss of this order will be at a price of 0.8900,
    The third order of the buy grid is opened at a price of 0.8000, the stop loss of this order will be at a price of 0.7900.
17. Stop loss order grid: Master SL price - the stop loss of each order is set to the stop loss price of the master order.
    For example:
    the master order has a stop loss at a price of 1.9453, respectively, the stop loss of each grid order will be set at a price of 1.9453.
18. Stop loss of the order grid: Master SL points - the stop loss of each order is set to the distance that the stop loss of the master order has.
    For example:
    The stop loss of a master order in points is equal to 100 points, respectively
    The first buy grid order opened at a price of 1.0000 will have a stop loss at a price of 0.9900,
    The second buy grid order opened at a price of 0.9000 will have stop loss at a price of 0.8900,
    The third buy grid order opened at a price of 0.8000 will have a stop loss at a price of 0.7900.

Setting up the Order Grid block

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Designed to automatically set the ratio between take profit and stop loss of a new order. This block is an addition to the TP & SL block, and is used only for orders that will be opened using the Opening Orders block.

1. Enable/Disable automatic TP/SL ratio. If disabled, the block will display the current TP/SL ratio, without the possibility of editing it.
2. Field for entering ratio size.

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Designed to set the size of the stop loss and take profit of a new order. This block is used only for orders that will be opened using the Opening orders block.

1. Appearance of the block for the mode of quick opening of orders.
2. Appearance of the block for the mode of opening orders by lines on the chart.
3. Set Virtual Stop Loss and Take Profit. *
4. Button for recalculating Stop Loss and Take Profit relative to the ATP indicator. When pressed, the panel will calculate tp and sl according to the following formulas:
   • Stop Loss = ATP * coefficient_sl
   • Take Profit = ATP * multiplier_tp
   ATP indicator parameters and coefficients are set in the settings (see below).
5. Field for entering Take Profit
6. Field for entering Stop Loss
7. Button for switching the unit of measurement of the Stop Loss and Take Profit fields (5, 6) (Point / Price) (only available for the mode of opening orders by lines on the chart)

TP & SL block setting

1. The size of the take profit and stop loss of the new order. This value can be edited from the block in the panel.
2. Apply multicurrency mode to the "Take Profit" and "Stop Loss" parameters.
3. Enable the function of calculating stop loss and take profit using the ATR indicator:
   • Stop Loss = ATR * multiplier_sl.
   • Take Profit = ATR * multiplier_tp.
4. Show in the block a button for recalculating stop loss and take profit by ATR. When you click on this button, the panel will recalculate the stop loss and take profit using the current ATR readings.
5. Recalculate stop loss and take profit at each symbol change on the chart.
6. Market noise filter. This mode changes the calculation of ATR: extremely small and extremely large bars are removed from the calculation, which makes it possible to reduce the effect of market noise on the calculation.
7. ATR indicator settings.
8. Multiplier for Stop Loss and Take Profit.
9. Use Virtual Stop Loss and Take Profit when opening an order (the “Virtual SL & TP” checkbox will appear in the block).
10. The color of the virtual stop loss and virtual take profit lines.
11. Activation price type for virtual stop loss and take profit for Buy orders *.
12. Activation price type for virtual stop loss and take profit for Sell orders *.
13. Spread multiplier for stop loss and take profit. The function automatically adds the current spread to the take profit and stop loss (the addition occurs when you click the open order button). 0 - function disabled **.
14. Add a spread to the stop loss and take profit of pending orders.

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1. Buttons for reversing the Sell position. If you click the button, the utility will close all Sell positions and open one Buy position with a volume equal to the volume of closed positions.
2. Buttons for reversing the Buy position. If you click the button, the utility will close all Buy positions and open one Sell position with a volume equal to the volume of closed positions.
3. Buttons for simultaneous reversal of Sell and Buy positions.

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1. Button for locking market orders (positions). If you press the button, the utility will open a locking position, which will make the volumes of Buy and Sell positions equal.

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1. Button for moving stop loss to breakeven. If you press the button, the utility will set the stop loss of each position to its breakeven level.
2. A field for entering the distance from the position opening price to the level to which the stop loss of the position will be moved (stop loss offset from breakeven).

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1. Button for partial closing. If you press the button, the utility will perform a partial close by the specified percentage. Partial close applies sei to each position separately, based on its volume.
2. Field for entering the value of the position part to be closed (in %).

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Buttons for closing orders and positions on the current symbol or on all symbols if the close all symbols checkbox is enabled.

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This parameter is an addition to the blocks Closing orders and positions. When this parameter is enabled, the blocks specified above and set on the same tab will close orders on all symbols.

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1. Move Virtual Stop Loss and Take Profit. *
2. Move take profit or stop loss Buy to the general level. **
3. Move Take Profit and Stop Loss of Buy and Sell to a common level. **
4. Move Take Profit or Stop Loss Sell to the general level. **
5. Spread size for setting Take Profit and Stop Loss Buy and Sell to the general level (only for the All SL TP button). ***

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