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Using stop losses on share dealing?


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Guest mt253253

Hi,

 

Looking for some help, I have a limited risk account and some of the guaranteed stop distances are huge. Is there a way to add a normal stop loss to a position as well as a guaranteed stop? Any help would be appreciated

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Guest Eric2004

Go to deal ticket where you can see stop losses next to points you are bidding , Right click and select the normal stop loss instead of guaranteed stop loss .

You can’t keep both at the same time. Guaranteed stop loss costs small fee.

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