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Date/Time: Sat, 04 May 2024 00:36:23 +0000

Post From: Sierra DOM

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User208878 - Posts: 14
Hi, instead of directing to me a box that can be interpreted a lot differently than it's intended can you just please answer my question here. My settings are exactly as suggested and it still did what I didn't want it to do and I would have interpreted your link what it said as something I wanted it to do, but clearly it doesn't since a few weeks ago it proved to me it isn't the case. I got in with a sell order, let's say I put a buy stop 20 ticks above, because I want to get out with a loss there if it goes against me, I left click and it executes the order right away. Meaning where price is now, not when it gets up there. According to that box, it says left click would be buy limit, right click would be buy stop. See I perceive limit to mean it won't execute it until it gets there, apparently that isn't the case. Should I right click instead and it would act as a stop loss? If so how do I cancel it, do I right click again on the actual order and that cancels it? Please let me know, since what most people on this planet don't get is just because you know what buy limit means functionally doesn't mean everyone else does, I see the definition too, but it never states in the definition, it will execute that order right now. You people assume I'm just going to know that.