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Split the exit into levels (partial take profits and stops)
In the Create signal console, build a staged exit that closes the trade in up to three parts per side.
- Step 1
Open the create console
In the "Signals" toolbar press "Create signal"; the "Create signal" console opens.
- Step 2
Set pair and direction
Under "Instrument & direction" fill "Pair" and pick "Action". On a BUY every stop goes below entry and every target above it; on a SELL, the reverse.
- Step 3
Fill level 1
Under "Prices" fill "Entry price", then "SL1 / main stop loss (optional)" and "TP1 / main take profit (optional)". These are level 1 of each side. For a BUY at 1.0850:
Example
SL1: 1.0830 / TP1: 1.0900 - Step 4
Give level 1 its share
"SL1 close %" and "TP1 close %" start at 100, which is right for a single level. When you add levels, lower them.
Example
SL1: 50% / TP1: 50% - Step 5
Set risk and timeframe
Under "Risk & audience" choose "Declared risk level" (required) and "Timeframe". Timeframe has no default and blocks submission until you pick one.
ExampleChoose a timeframe
- Step 6
Keep Copy Trade ticked
Leave "Make this signal eligible for Copy Trade" ticked so subscriber bots execute the plan; unticked, the levels are information only.
- Step 7
Open the advanced cards
Press "Show advanced levels". Two cards open: "Advanced stop-loss levels only" and "Advanced take-profit levels only".
- Step 8
Fill Level 2 and Level 3
In each card give "Level 2", and "Level 3" if you need it, both a "Price" and a "Close %": above 0, at most 100, two decimals.
Example
SL2: 1.0815 30% / SL3: 1.0800 20% / TP2: 1.0950 30% / TP3: 1.1000 20% - Step 9
Read the total chip
Each card's chip counts every level of its side, level 1 included; a side you use must read 100%. Stops and targets are counted separately.
Example
Total close %: 100% / 100% - Step 10
Write the note
Under "Note" write whatever a subscriber should know.
- Step 11
Publish the signal
Press "Publish signal".
- Step 12
Open the new card
In "Active" open the signal and look at "Exit levels": each stop and target with its share, nearest to entry first.
Result
A success message confirms the publish, and the signal is live with up to three stops and three targets. On copied positions each level closes its share when price reaches it, and the broker holds the farthest stop for whatever is left.