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Progress Quiz for FX KickStart - Types of Orders
Progress Quiz for FX KickStart – Types of Orders
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Question 1 of 5 ##### 1. Question ### The main order types when trading currencies include: Stop entry
Stop Loss
Limit entry
All of the above
Question 2 of 5 ##### 2. Question ### If you are “long” a particular currency you would expect your stop loss to be above your entry level. True
False
Question 3 of 5 ##### 3. Question ### OCO orders allow us to: Trade a number of positions at once
Link orders which mean that if one order is executed the other will be cancelled
Cancel all orders you have placed
Close your position and open a new order
Question 4 of 5 ##### 4. Question ### A stop-loss and take profit order on the same ticket can be considered OCO. True
False
Question 5 of 5 ##### 5. Question ### A buy stop entry is an entry to: Buy below the current market
Close your order after you initially sell
Buy above the current market
Stop buying any more currency
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Written by Brad Gilbert, Founder & Head Trader at Traders4Traders — 36 years of institutional FX experience, mentoring 1,000+ traders since 2009.
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