Stocks (designated on the platform as STC) are securities representing their owner’s (shareholder’s) equity ownership in a joint-stock company, granting rights to participate in the distribution of the company’s assets and profits (dividends).
How to open a Stock position in the mobile app?
To open a stock position in the mobile app, go to the "Markets" tab, then use the search bar under the magnifying glass icon in the top right corner to find the selected instrument. A new window will open where you need to select the volume (the number of shares you want to buy), and then simply tap "Buy".
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How to open a position on the web platform?
To open a stock position on the web platform, go to the "Stocks" tab in the "Market Watch" section, and then select the instrument. Double-click the name of the chosen instrument - an order window will appear, allowing you to configure transaction parameters. Select the volume (the number of shares you want to buy) and click "BUY".
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How to set a Stop Loss (SL) or Take Profit (TP)?
If you already have an open stock position, you cannot attach a classic SL or TP order directly to that position. However, you can set up a separate pending order that serves as an SL or TP.
A pending Sell Stop order acts as a Stop Loss, while a pending Sell Limit order acts as a Take Profit.
In the mobile app:
In the "Portfolio" section, select "My trades", then tap the plus (+) icon next to the instrument for which you want to set a Take Profit or Stop Loss order. In the menu that appears, select the Stop / Limit order type, set the activation price, and specify the volume (the number of shares covered by the pending TP/SL order).
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On the web platform:
In the "Open positions" tab, click the pencil icon in the TP/SL column next to the relevant instrument. Then set your target price, choose the appropriate pending order type, and enter the volume (the number of shares covered by the TP/SL order).
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🚩 Pending orders cannot exceed the total volume of shares you currently hold for a given instrument. For example, if you hold 10 shares of an instrument, you can only place pending orders for a maximum total of 10 shares—such as an SL for 5 shares and a TP for the remaining 5 shares. If you set an SL for all 10 shares, the system will not allow you to place a TP order, as your limit has already been reached.
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