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# How to Place a TP/SL Order ?

Users can set a take profit price and stop limit price for the order or position. If the market reaches that price , TP/SL order will be triggered, and a market order will be placed to decrease or completely close the position.

When placing orders on JOJO, you will be able to set the **\[Take Profit]** and **\[Stop Loss]** orders simultaneously. However, to enable this function, users will need to setup the One-click Trade.

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When users click **"Buy TP/SL"** button, there will be a reminder message and users have to confirm **"Enable"** the One-click Trade feature.

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After that users may choose order type, enter the amount, and click **\[TP/SL]** to set the **\[Take Profit]** and **\[Stop Loss]** prices manually based on the **\[Mark Price]** or **\[Last Price]**. Next, click **\[Buy/Long]** or **\[Sell/Short]** to place the order.

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You can check your orders under the **\[Open Orders]** and click **\[ALL]** to choose **\[TP/SL]** to filter orders.

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Select **\[Hide other symbols]** will help you filter out your \[TP/SL] orders for the current symbol. You can close any individual **\[TP/SL]** order or select **\[X Cancel All]** to close all orders with one click.

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