OCO Order
Brief
The section explains how to create, modify, and delete an OCO order.
Details
An OCO order (One-Cancels-the-Others) contains two (or more) entry orders linked together by a certain condition of their execution:
when the market price hits the price value of one of the orders, it is placed while the other order is automatically canceled.
Placing an OCO order automates the trading process: a trader does not need monitoring when the market price reaches this or that order's price
value to enter a trade. Thus, OCO orders save your efforts and time making the trading easier and more efficient.
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The section explains all possible ways of creating OCO orders. |
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The section explains all possible ways of modifying OCO orders. |
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The article explains how to delete an OCO order. |