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Have pending limit orders show theoretical Take Profit / Stop Loss

When you place a limit order, can we get it to already have the stop loss and take profit levels to show what we are risking before the limit triggers

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  • Martin Oosthuizen

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    Jun 23

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    Merged request

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    2 votes

    Stop Loss and Take Profit on Pending order

    When you right click on the chart to place a pending buy or sell order, you should be able to add the SL and TP same as when the trade is entered in to as currently you cant change the contract sizes or add the SL or TP?

  • benji94

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    May 13

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    Merged request

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    2 votes

    Stop Loss and Take Profit levels to show when a limit order is set

    When you set an order currently the system only brings up that order at its chosen level, not displaying where the desired stop loss and take profit orders are.

    I feel this needs to be changed as its a good guide to understand what level these important orders are going to be at before the order is tapped in.

    Pre defined SL and TP levels when when a limit order is set.

  • Marco Risolino

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    Sep 16, 2025

    Fundamental

  • Alexander

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    Aug 20, 2025

    a must need i still use TradingView to skip the calculator, would be nice if TopstepX had it so i can do everything in one app !!!

  • Raphael Kountourides

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    Jul 17, 2025

    Yes please, currently calculating it based on ticks with my phone calculator but this takes a few seconds and could potentially alter someones ideal entry. Really important, and already part of Tradingview functions so perhaps not too much effort 🙏🏼

  • Thomas Eirinaios Karavakas

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    Apr 26, 2025

    So so important and i dont know why it is not here from the beginning.

  • Whatever Bro

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    Nov 30, 2024

    i completely agree, this is a really important feature for risk management

  • Jose Cuervo

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    Aug 2, 2024

    this is very important, as you can better plan you trades(risk/reward) better.

  • hudson Domingues

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    May 23, 2024

    Thats is so import