A Take Profit order is a tool used to automatically close a trade when the price reaches a pre-set profit level, with the aim of securing profit at a specific level without the need to monitor the market continuously.

How does a Take Profit order work?

When opening a trade, you can set a specific price level for taking profit.

If the market moves in the direction of the trade and the price reaches this level, the trade is automatically closed according to the available price and market execution conditions.

Example:

If you buy a financial asset at 100 and set a Take Profit order at 110, the trade may be closed automatically when the price reaches that level, which may result in a profit before calculating any fees or spreads, if applicable.

Why is Take Profit used?

A Take Profit order is used to help close a trade at a specific profit level, manage trades in a more disciplined way, and reduce the impact of emotions on trading decisions.

Important Notes:

• A Take Profit order does not guarantee that the trade will be executed at the exact specified price in all cases, especially in highly volatile markets or when price gaps occur.
• A Take Profit order can be modified or cancelled at any time before it is executed.
• Using Take Profit together with other risk management tools, such as a Stop Loss order, can help improve trade management and reduce potential risks.