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OCO OrderAn OCO order combines take-profit and stop-loss orders; when one is triggered or filled, the other is canceled.
OCO (One-Cancels-the-Other) OrderAn order that combines a limit order with a limit stop order so that only one of the two can ultimately be filled.
OTOCOA three-order structure in which a primary entry order is executed first, then an OCO pair of take-profit and stop-loss exit orders is activated.
stop-loss设置在特定价格附近、用于价格触及时执行止损的订单；集中触发时可能加快突破走势。
Market Take-Profit/Stop-Loss OrderAfter being triggered, it is prioritized for execution as quickly as possible at the market price. Execution certainty is relatively high, but the final price may differ from expectations.
Stop-lossA risk-control arrangement used to limit potential losses; in this pattern, it is often set above the upper trendline of the flag.
Stop-loss orderAn order that triggers a sell operation when the price reaches preset conditions, used to limit losses or protect existing gains.
Trigger PriceThe market price condition used to activate a limit take-profit or stop-loss order; it is not the limit price of the final order submission.
Limit take-profit/stop-loss orderAfter being triggered, it attempts to execute at the specified price, but when the market changes rapidly, it may be unable to sell because the price has jumped past it.

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OTOCO

A three-order structure in which a primary entry order is executed first, then an OCO pair of take-profit and stop-loss exit orders is activated.

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