Enter With Stop Order

Enter With Stop Order

Overview -

The Problem - 

  • How many times, have you used your cross hairs to try to determine what the exact price of the last 5, 10, or any minute chart was?
  • You did this to try to place a stop order to enter the market. 
  • Then fumbled place this order using Ninja's Chart Trader?  
  • Then after all this work and time, you failed and got it wrong? 

I know, I did this too, it is not easy! 

The solution - 

With GFP, you can make all these steps happen with ONE CLICK.  

You can preset the input any time frame for the following:

  • Set the qty
  • Set the + or - Ticks above or below the previous bar's range. 

Option - 

  • Set to use the OPEN instead.
  • Set to use the current bar.
  • Auto move the order until filled.

Then with ONE click the exact order you want to place is sent. 

There are no errors placing these orders. GFP knows if you are above the buy stop price NOT to send that order because it would come back as an error.

Why would you use this function?

To easily and without guessing be able to send your exact order entries using stop. It does NOT get any better than this. 

So many times, we make errors not getting the right price and all the time trying to do this is just not worth it if you have a feature like this on GFP.

Settings -

Chart Min - This would be the chart time frame to use. If set for 10, then it would use a 10 min chart to determine the values.

Qty - The number of contracts to send each time.

+ Ticks - if positive (default), then it will place the order X ticks above for a buy or below for a sell to enter. 

  • For example, if the high of the previous bar was 4778.00 and you had 2 tick in there, then it would place the buy stop order at 4778.50.
  • If you click the + sign, it will turn to a - sign. This would place the order X tick below the high. Meaning, it would send the buy stop order at 4777.50 (2 ticks below the high)
  • Note: you can change this while the order is working, If you send it first with the + sign active, and choose to move it, just click the plus sign and it will drop the order down while the order is working.  

Use Open - If you prefer to use the open of the previous bar to get an advantage, then use this function as on/off. 

  • If you turn on, it will move the order if active.

Use Curr Bar - Use the current bar's range information rather than the previous bar's range's information.

Move Orders - If the order is not filled, it will make adjustment and move the current working order to the next new bar until filled or  canceled.

Buy / Sell Buttons - When you place Buy it turns the back ground color to gray. When you click buy AGAIN!, it will CANCEL the order and turn the back ground color back to Green. Same for the Sell button.

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