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We enter a position either by a limit or a stop order

Opening a position:

Dow Future (YM): consider Open Short via STOP order @ 12424

US-T-Bonds-Future (ZB): consider Open Short via LIMIT order @ 143.17

If the signal is filled we send the STOP for the trade.

The same format is used when we change the stop if the trade is profitable.

Placing / Changing a stop :

Dow-Future (YM): consider new Stop @ 12454

US-T-Bonds-Future (ZB): consider new Stop @ 143.23

We sent an EXIT-signal to close the trade if it was not stopped out:

Closing a position:

Dow-Future (YM): consider Exit @ 12380 - Cancel Stop @ 12454

US-T-Bonds-Future (ZB): consider Exit @ 143.08 -- Cancel Stop @ 143.23

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