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Where should you put them? In a lock scheme, as in MT4, they are not needed.
? Can you justify it? Help yourself with a calculator ;).
Vi sell at the same time, buy in first, sell out, buy in, close at the end of the day.
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Show it on mt5.Vai sell at the same time, buy in first, sell out, buy in, close at the end of the day.
Show this on the MT5.Will take away a part of the movement more by a lesser part. And won't give it back.)
? CCA ? - that's how your take and stop are linked. They are pending orders. You see, the broker does not understand what and where you have attached it and which orders to initialize first, if you don't tell him. This connection between orders (One Cansel Other) is needed to keep the trader with a pending order, if a stop triggers (and vice versa). By the way, this pair is usually bound to a "working order" by the ifDone ratio, i.e. it is initialized when the main order triggers. And locks or netting has absolutely nothing to do with it.
No need for pictures: I said calculator. What's not to understand?
So with a calculator you can use MT5 as well, and how do you live after that? )))
Do you need this in MT4? It all makes sense in netting.
Entry at close of day, TP - high low of current day
3340 buy TP 3364
3340 sell TP 3309
Working out like this:
3364 buy closed, another sell open +24
3309 2 sells closed, buy opened +55
3316 buy close +7
So with a calculator you can use MT5 as well, and how do you live after that? )))