Boleta Trader com parciais Be atalhos
- Experts
- Version: 4.31
- Activations: 5
With this order ticket, you will optimize your entries, partial close, and exits. *** The main differentiator of this order ticket is the ability to open orders across multiple assets. For example, if you execute a partial close, it will only apply to the active asset on your screen. If you have a sell position on GOLD and a buy position on NASDAQ, executing a partial close on the GOLD screen will not affect your NASDAQ position. ***
Main Functions:
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Buttons:
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Dark – Choose between LIGHT or DARK themes.
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Target (Alvo) – Set your target before opening your orders.
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Stop – Set your stop loss before opening your orders.
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Target Modes – Set up to 3 partial exits for your entries, defining both lot sizes and targets.
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BE – Automatically triggers breakeven after price moves the specified number of points.
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Buy (C) – Executes a buy order (shortcut key: C).
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Sell (V) – Executes a sell order (shortcut key: V). [Nota: Corrigido de "Aciona a compra" para o correspondente de venda]
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Reverse (I) – Reverses your current position (shortcut key: I).
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Breakeven (B) – Triggers breakeven manually (shortcut key: B).
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Close All (Z) – Closes all active positions (shortcut key: Z).
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Partials (10% - 20% - 50%) – Execute partial exits manually; each button closes the specified percentage of your position.
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Editable Fields:
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TP – Set your take profit.
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SL – Set your stop loss.
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BE – Set how many points the market must move to trigger the automatic breakeven.
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L1, L2, L3 – Set the lot sizes for your partial exits (prior to opening the position).
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[Adjacent Fields] – Set the target points for each partial exit (prior to opening the position).
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Main Lot (Lote Principal) – Set the lot size for opening new positions.
Please Note: For the point values entered, the last 2 digits represent decimal places. For example, if you want to set a 10-point target on NASDAQ, you should enter 1000 (representing 10.00).
The order ticket window can be freely dragged across the screen.
