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  1. Open the new order screen

    Orders(Mobile & tablet)
    Here we'll look over the steps on how to open the new order screen on the MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for Android and iOS mobile devices. You can place a new order on the new order screen, which can be opened from the Quotes or Charts tab. This article shows you the steps from the Quotes tab.
  2. Open the new order window

    Orders (PC)
    Here we will look at these five ways to open the new order window on MT4/MT5. You can access the new order window in five ways: the toolbar, menu, chart, Market Watch, or a keyboard shortcut.
  3. Partially close a position

    Orders (PC)
    On MT4/MT5, you can close parts of your positions across multiple orders to secure profits or cut losses.
  4. Partially close a position

    Orders(Mobile & tablet)
    Here we'll look over the steps on how to partially close a position on MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for Android and iOS mobile devices. In MT4/MT5, you can close your positions across multiple orders to secure profits or cut losses.
  5. Place If-Done-OCO order

    Orders (PC)
    Here we will look at how to place an If-Done-OCO order on MT4/MT5. On MT4/MT5, you can place If-Done-OCO orders, which are used to secure profits or cut losses when placing new limit/stop/stop-limit orders.
  6. Place If-Done-OCO order

    Orders(Mobile & tablet)
    Here we'll look over the steps on how to place an If-Done-OCO order on the new order screen of the MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for Android and iOS mobile devices. If-Done-OCO order stands for If Done, One Cancel the Other. It is used when placing new limit/stop/stop-limit orders. With an If-Done-OCO order, you place orders to secure profits or cut losses. Once the profit or the loss cut has been confirmed, the other order will be automatically canceled.
  7. Place limit order

    Orders(Mobile & tablet)
    Here we'll look over the steps on how to place a limit order on the new order screen of the MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for Android and iOS mobile devices. Limit order is an order to execute the trade at a specific price more favorable than the current one. Set a lower price than the current for a buy limit order, and a higher price for a sell limit order.
  8. Place limit/stop order on the Depth of Market

    Orders (PC)
    On MT4/MT5, you can quickly place orders on the Depth of Market window. You can also set stop-loss (S/L) and take-profit (T/P) values. Please note that if you wish to place an order from the Depth of Market window, you must have one-click order enabled.
  9. Place limit/stop order on the Depth of Market

    Orders(Mobile & tablet)
    Here we'll look over the steps on how to place a limit/stop order in the Depth of Market window on MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for Android and iOS mobile devices. In the Depth of Market, you can check the depth of market data when placing your orders. Please note that if you wish to place an order from the Depth of Market, you must have one-click order enabled.
  10. Place limit/stop/stop-limit order on the new order window

    Orders (PC)
    Here we'll take a look at how to place a limit/stop/stop-limit order on the new order window on MT4/MT5. On MT4, you can't place a stop-limit order specifying a trigger price.
  11. Place market order

    Orders(Mobile & tablet)
    Here we'll look over the steps on how to place a market order on the new order screen of the MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for Android and iOS mobile devices. Unlike a limit order, you use the current market rate when placing a market order. The order gets executed as soon as it reaches the market, so there may be slippage, which is the difference between the requested price and the execution price, due to the volatility of the symbol. There are two types of market orders: buy and sell, either of which can open a position.
  12. Place market order on the Depth of Market

    Orders (PC)
    On MT4/MT5, you can quickly place orders on the Depth of Market window. Also, some brokers are providing the depth of market data on MT5.
  13. Place market order on the new order window

    Orders (PC)
    Here we'll take a look at how to place a market order on the new order window on MT4/MT5. The order gets executed as soon as it reaches the market, so the order will go through faster than a limit order. Also, you can start with a sell position.
  14. Place one-click limit/stop order

    Orders (PC)
    On MT4/MT5, you can specify the trade volume in the trading panel and click the desired price level to place a limit/stop order. Use the one-click order feature to quickly place limit/stop orders.
  15. Place one-click market order

    Orders(Mobile & tablet)
    On MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for iOS mobile devices, you can easily place market orders (buy/sell) by clicking the BUY or SELL button on the trading panel. Orders placed from the trading panel are executed with a single click and it is sometimes called the one-click order. When placing one-click orders, you must first enable the one-click trading feature.
  16. Place one-click market order

    Orders (PC)
    On MT4/MT5, you can easily place market orders by clicking the BUY or SELL button on the trading panel. Orders placed from the trading panel are executed with a single click and it is sometimes called the one-click order.
  17. Place stop order

    Orders(Mobile & tablet)
    Here we'll look over the steps on how to place a stop order on the new order screen of the MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for Android and iOS mobile devices. Stop orders can be used to limit losses or open a new position after a breakout. Set a higher price than the current for a buy stop order, and a lower price for a sell stop order.
  18. Place stop-limit order

    Orders(Mobile & tablet)
    Here we'll look over the steps on how to place a stop-limit order on the new order screen of the MetaTrader4 (MT4) / MetaTrader5 (MT5) app for Android and iOS mobile devices. Stop-limit orders will execute a limit order once the rate reaches a predefined trigger price. Set a trigger price higher than the current for a buy stop-limit order, and a lower trigger price for a sell stop-limit order. Once the trigger price is achieved, the limit order will be placed.
  19. Place trailing stop order

    Orders (PC)
    On MT4/MT5, you can place a trailing stop order, which automatically adjusts the stop-loss price based on the current price. With trailing stop, the stop-loss level is automatically updated following the price movement.
  20. Prevent objects to be taken over when switching charts

    EA, indicators & objects (Mobile & tablet)
    Here we'll look over the steps on the setting to prevent objects from being taken over when switching charts on MetaTrader4 (MT4) app for Android mobile devices. Turn on the Independent charts feature to prevent objects from being taken over when switching charts.

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