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One-Click Custom Orders

Feature RequestRisk ToolsTrading

A "Custom Orders" feature to instantly place your pre-set trade plan when you click "Long" or "Short."

What It Does: Save your strategy (take profits, stop loss, trailing stop, optional daily limit) and apply it automatically with one click for any trade.

Features:

  • Multiple take profits (e.g., TP1: 10 pts, 50%; TP2: 20 pts, 50%).

  • Fixed stop loss (e.g., 10 pts) locked to prevent errors.

  • Auto break-even after TP1; optional trailing stop (e.g., 5 pts).

  • Optional one-trade-per-strategy-per-day limit to curb overtrading (toggle on/off).

  • TP/SL levels displayed on TradingView charts before execution.

  • Save and reuse setups for one-click execution.

Why Traders Will Love It:

  • Fast: Scalping ES or NQ? Click, and your trade’s fully set.

  • Disciplined: Locked stops and optional trade limits keep you on track.

  • Profitable: Break-even and trailing stops protect gains.

  • Simple: No manual tweaks—your strategy’s ready to go.

Why It’s a Win: Makes TopstepX faster and smarter, helping you crush the Combine and excel in funded accounts with pro-level precision.

Posted by ABE ·
1 comment

This request was merged into another request

Comments1

  • MattP

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    Dec 2, 2025

    I’m very surprised ‘one click order entry’ is not available on the chart…. this execution feature is essential for serious Traders looking to capitalize on fast moving markets.

    This must be implemented on the chart.

    The order entry mechanism needs to dynamically recognise the following.

    When above current price, using dynamic horizontal line at desired price:

    1. Left click to drop the order will be a limit sell order

    2. Right click will be market stop buy order

    When below current price, using dynamic horizontal line at desired price:

    1. Left click to drop the order will be a limit buy order

    2. Right click will be market stop sell order

    As mentioned by the original poster the order entry defaults such as quantity, stop and target should be taken from the existing default locations for a day 1 delivery. Further release for % based targets and/or stop placements should be considered for day 2 delivery to not delay the core execution feature we are eluding to.