There are several ways to set a pending order: Select "Trade" from the main menu and click on "Set order". Right-click on the line of the financial instrument in the "Market watch" window and choose "Set order" option from the co...

In the order window you can manually choose stop loss and/or take profit levels. If you want to use the current price you can click the Copy As buttons to fill out these fields. You can then change the prices to the stop loss and take...

"Opening/Modifying positions and One Click Trading." This article explains you how to get started on MT4 trading platforms.

Standard Account: You can set your Stop Loss/Take Profit in the new order window. ECN Account: You can set the Stop Loss/Take Profit after placing a new order by double clicking on the order or with a right click. Amend it by selectin...

Ensure that the EA is permitted to trade on your platform: Go to the "Tools" tab, select "Options" then "Expert Advisors" and check if the "Allow Automated Trading" feature is switched on. If the EA has been successfully activated ...

Stop out level is where all positions will be liquidated(closed) due to low margin % of your account. FXTM sets the Margin call to 80% and Stop Out level to 50% for all account types. Limit/Stop level is the minimum parameter where...

There is a swap-free option on all account types, except ECN MT5 and does not apply on exotic currencies. You can select the swap-free option when you open your trading account or enable it with the steps below: Go to the ‘Accoun...

Yes, hedging trade is available for all account types, and Scalping is available on ECN accounts. The ECN account type's trading condition is as follows: Trading Platform MetaTrader 4 (MT4) Tradable Instruments CFDs, Com...

On Wednesdays, the charge that applies is triple the regular swap. This is made in order to take the weekend into account. The Swap charge occurs at 00:00 server time(there maybe a few minutes of delays), thus you can avoid to get cha...

Please note that Sell positions are closed with the Ask (Buy) price. The price the chart is showing is the Bid (Sell) price, which is lower than the Ask price. You need to add the spread to the price that you see in the chart in orde...