CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 79% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
An entry order allows you to open a position at a specific price, ensuring that a trade is executed only when the market price reaches your predefined level. On the CFD platform, there are two types of entry pending orders: limit entry orders and stop entry orders.
How do I set up a Limit or Stop 'Buy' order on CFD?
- Click 'Buy' and choose Limit/Stop order.
- Set the number of units you want to trade.
- Select your entry price:
- For a Limit 'Buy' Order, set a price below the current price.
- For a Stop 'Buy' Order, set a price above the current price.
How do I set up a Limit or Stop 'Sell' order on CFD?
- Click 'Sell' and choose Limit/Stop order.
- Set the number of units you want to trade.
- Select your entry price:
- For a Limit 'Sell' Order, set a price above the current price.
- For a Stop 'Sell' Order, set a price below the current price.
❗️ Important
Pending Orders are executed only when the instrument’s price reaches, or in case of a market, gap surpasses the specified level. The execution of Pending Orders is not guaranteed, especially in volatile or illiquid market conditions or during market gaps.