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Bracket is essentially two OCO (One Cancels the Other) orders. A pair of orders - Profit Target and Stop Loss - is placed as defined, and once one of the pair is filled, the other is canceled automatically. In the case of a partial fill of one of the orders, the number of contracts for the reciprocal order is reduced accordingly.

Parameters:
Profit Target and Stop Loss are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of bracket execution.

The Trailing Stop is an advanced feature of the Bracket. This feature allows you to change the Stop Loss value dynamically as the price changes, thus enabling you to lock up the profits and/or to reduce your potential loss. Supports partial fill.

Parameters:
Profit Target, Stop Loss, Price Change and Stop Change are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of bracket execution with trailing stop.

This feature allows you to change the Stop Loss value dynamically as the price changes, thus enabling you to to lock up the profits and/or reduce your potential loss. Exit your position with Stop Loss order or with Market Order at the End Time.

Parameters:
Stop Loss (defined in points)
Price Change (defined in points)
Stop Change (defined in points)
End Time
Trailing Stop (optional)

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of execution with market on time and trailing stop.

Three orders are set: two Profit Targets, and a Stop Loss with double the number of Profit lots. Once Profit Target 1 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is reduced accordingly. Alternatively, if the Stop Loss is filled, the remaining Profit Targets are canceled.

Parameters:
Profit Target 1, Profit Target 2 and Stop Loss are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of execution of Scale Out with two targets.

Same as Scale Out with 2 targets, with automated modification of the Stop Loss; Once Profit Target 1 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is reduced, and it is moved to the break-even point.

Parameters:
Profit Target 1, Profit Target 2 and Stop Loss are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of execution of Scale Out with two targets and break even.

Three orders are set: two Profit Targets (Profit Target 1 with Lots 1 and Profit Target 2 with Lots 2) and a Stop Loss with number of lots equal to (Lots 1 + Lots 2). Once Profit Target 1 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is reduced accordingly. Alternatively, if the Stop Loss is filled, the remaining Profit Targets are canceled.

Parameters:
Profit Target 1, Profit Target 2 and Stop Loss are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of execution of Scale Out with two targets.

Same as Scale Out with 2 targets, with automated modification of the Stop Loss; Once Profit Target 1 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is reduced accordingly. Stop Loss is trailing as the price changes, thus enabling you to lock up the profits and/or reduce your potential loss.

Parameters:
Profit Target 1, Profit Target 2, Price Change and Stop Change are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of execution of Scale Out with two targets and trailing stop.

Four orders are set: three Profit Targets and a Stop Loss with triple the number of Profit lots. Once Profit Target 1 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is reduced accordingly. Then, once Profit Target 2 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is again reduced accordingly. Alternatively, if the Stop Loss is filled, the remaining Profit Targets are canceled.

Parameters:
Profit Target 1, Profit Target 2, Profit Target 3 and Stop Loss are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of execution of Scale Out with three targets.

Same as Scale Out with 3 targets, with automated modification of the Stop Loss; Once Profit Target 1 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is reduced accordingly, and it is moved it to the break-even point. Once Profit Target 2 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is again, reduced accordingly.

Parameters:
Profit Target 1, Profit Target 2, Profit Target 3 and Stop Loss are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of execution of Scale Out with three targets and Break Even.

Four orders are set: three Profit Targets (Profit Target 1 with Lots 1 and Profit Target 2 with Lots 2 Profit Target 3 with Lots 3) and a Stop Loss with number of lots equal to (Lots 1 + Lots 2 + Lots 3). Once Profit Target 1 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is reduced accordingly. Once Profit Target 2 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is again reduced accordingly. Alternatively, if the Stop Loss is filled, the remaining Profit Targets are canceled.

Parameters:
Profit Target 1, Profit Target 2 and Stop Loss are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of execution of Scale Out with three targets.

Same as Scale Out with 3 targets, with automated modification of the Stop Loss; Once Profit Target 1 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is reduced accordingly. Once Profit Target 2 is filled, the number of lots for the Stop Loss is again, reduced accordingly. Stop Loss is trailing as the price changes, thus enabling you to lock up the profits and/or reduce your potential loss.

Parameters:
Profit Target 1, Profit Target 2, Profit Target 3, Stop Loss, Price Change and Stop Change are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of execution of Scale Out with three targets and trailing stop.

Bracket is essentially two OCO (One Cancels the Other) orders. A pair of orders - Profit Target and Stop Loss - is placed as defined, and once one of the pair is filled, the other is canceled automatically. In the case of a partial fill of one of the orders, the number of contracts for the reciprocal order is reduced accordingly.

Parameters:
Profit Target and Stop Loss are defined in points.

Sample:
Two possible scenarios of bracket execution.