Trade Execution Rules (the secrets of order types)

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• SM

  @smbcapital · 3 years ago · pinned

  Learn the top 3 trade setups we are using on the desk here: <a href="http://bit.ly/3TBGQ28">http://bit.ly/3TBGQ28</a>

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• DA

  @dannytetreault · 2 years ago

  I am so impressed with this channel and your prop trading firm. The level of training, education and support you provide your traders is amazing. Top level, elite!

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• PA

  @pault5472 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for sharing these great tips — I’ve increased my successes thanks to specifying aggressive limit orders on specific setups that I’ve observed moved away from my passive orders too quickly — this video absolutely hits home for me. &nbsp;You guys are the best!

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• BK

  @BKLevi · 1 year ago

  Been learning about scripts for automation recently.. A bit scary really. Glad to hear these guys mention they sometimes use them too. Trailing stop with a script makes a lot of sense to me. watching a screen all day drains my energy. Maybe this is for me. Thanks for the lessons.

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• TH

  @thewhiz21 · 3 years ago

  wow - I cen&apos;t believe you all releasd such great knowledge for FREE, thank you!!

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• CH

  @chr971 · 3 years ago

  This is fantastic! Explaining types of orders with real use case for each of them.

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• FO

  @FoursideAssetManagement · 3 years ago

  Thank you! very helpful. Happy returns.

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• ED

  @edgabrielsen4725 · 3 years ago

  I finally came to this same conclusion. Execution is key. You guys are good teachers. Thanks for the video.

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• GE

  @georgemcduffey2622 · 3 years ago

  Thanks for the video. I&apos;ve been trading for 2.5 years and hadn&apos;t heard of a couple of these methods. Here&apos;s one way I&apos;ve been working on using automation: I&apos;d noticed on some big news events you get a quick move in one direction or the other (A la CPI) but on the FED days, which are kind of initially ambiguous announcements, you get a rip in one direction and then a flush/trend in the other direction. I&apos;ve been working on a play that captures one or both moves utilizing a buy-stop and sell-stop above and below the pre-announcement range. This last FED-day I was trading the USD/JPY (which I&apos;ve been trading a lot in the past 5-6 months) with 200-tick targets and 100-tick stops (in both directions; relatively small size to get a feel in real time). In about 15 seconds the long got filled/stopped out and the short got filled and hit the target. It was a winner, but, in my review I noted I could&apos;ve dropped the stops to 75-80 ticks to improve the R/R; and could&apos;ve eliminated the target orders to capture a bigger chunk of the *real move by getting flat manually.

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• RO

  @roc3429 · 1 year ago (edited)

  This lesson filled gaps and informed!

• GG

  @ggvartanian · 3 years ago

  Loved the content and delivery in this video, gents!.. so good that it changed the landscape of my developmental roadmap in a meaningful way. Ty!

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• YE

  @Yetified_Mayhem · 3 years ago

  This vid woulda helped me so much when I was new. Great education!