Definition:
Stock (identified as STC on the platform) is a security that represents a shareholder's ownership in a company and grants them the right to receive a share of the company's assets and profits (e.g., dividends).
How to open a stock position on the mobile app.
Go to the Markets tab.
Use the search bar (magnifying glass icon) in the upper right corner to find the desired stock.
When the new window opens, select the quantity of shares or the value you wish to purchase.
Press the Buy button to open a position.
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How to open a stock position on the web platform.
To open a stock position on a web platform, follow these steps:
Go to the STC tab in the Market Watch section.
Select the desired stock from the Stocks folder .
Double-click on the stock name to open the order window.
Set the order parameters, such as quantity (the number of shares you want to buy).
Press BUY to open a stock position.
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How to add a Stop Loss (SL) or Take Profit (TP) order for real stocks.
If you already have an open stock position, you cannot directly add a regular SL or TP order to that position. However, you can add a pending order to act as an SL or TP instead.
Sell Stop = Functions similarly to Stop Loss (SL).
Sell Limit = Functions similarly to Take Profit (TP).
On the mobile app.
Go to the Portfolio menu .
Select My Trades .
Click the plus (+) icon next to the name of the asset you want to set SL/TP for.
Select the order type: Stop / Limit Order.
Set Trigger Price
Specify the volume ( the number of shares this TP/SL order will cover).
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On a web platform.
Go to the Open Positions tab.
Click the "+" icon in the TP/SL column of the asset you wish to place an order for.
Set the price as desired.
Choose the appropriate pending order type (e.g., Sell Stop for SL or Sell Limit for TP).
Specify the trading volume (the number of shares you want the TP/SL order to cover).
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🚩 Pending orders must not exceed the total number of shares you hold.
For example, if you hold 10 shares, you can only place a total of 10 pending orders.
You might set a Stop Loss (SL) for 5 stocks and a Take Profit (TP) for another 5 stocks.
However, if you have already set Stop Loss (SL) for all 10 stocks, the system will not allow you to place additional Take Profit (TP) orders because the order volume has reached its limit.
🚩 Please remember the FIFO (First In, First Out) rule.
The FIFO rule means you cannot close only partial positions from a list of open positions that were opened at different times.
The system will always close positions in the order they were opened—from oldest to newest.
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