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DeCarley Trader lets day traders quickly and efficiently place contingent and bracket orders, which are held server-side. This means that once OCO (One Cancels the Other) and OSO (One Sends the Other) futures orders are entered into the platform, they will function whether or not the trader's platform or computer is up and running. Bracket orders can be placed via the chart trader, the DOM panel (Depth of Market), or the standard order entry widget on the home page. Bracket orders can also be set to trail (ie., trailing stop loss orders and trailing limit orders).
00:00 Defining Bracket Orders
00:53 Various ways to enter bracket orders
01:10 Placing bracket orders on the Home Page via the Standard Order Entry window using the OCO bar
04:20 Viewing linked orders in your orders tab (contingent orders such as OCO or OSO)
05:20 Enter a bracket order to apply to an order, not an open position.
07:28 Color-coded orders to quickly identify which orders are linked
07:40 Entering a position with a limit order and parking a bracket to be sent to the exchange if the entry order is filled
08:47 Duration of order and inherited duration
09:42 Verifying the bracket order worked as expected (related orders canceled once one was filled)
10:20 Identifying parked orders
10:50 Changing custom bracket settings and choosing default settings
11:56 Contingent target or stop loss orders, without a full bracket (half bracket orders)
13:13 Creating a bracket on a previously entered order that has not been filled.
14:50 Placing OCO, OSO, and bracket orders via the day trading page and quotes and charts page
16:57 Sign up for a free futures and options paper trading account using the DeCarley Trader platform (a version of CQG Desktop or StoneX Futures)
DeCarley Trader lets day traders quickly and efficiently place contingent and bracket orders, which are held server-side. This means that once OCO (One Cancels the Other) and OSO (One Sends the Other) futures orders are entered into the platform, they will function whether or not the trader's platform or computer is up and running. Bracket orders can be placed via the chart trader, the DOM panel (Depth of Market), or the standard order entry widget on the home page. Bracket orders can also be set to trail (ie., trailing stop loss orders and trailing limit orders).
00:00 Defining Bracket Orders
00:53 Various ways to enter bracket orders
01:10 Placing bracket orders on the Home Page via the Standard Order Entry window using the OCO bar
04:20 Viewing linked orders in your orders tab (contingent orders such as OCO or OSO)
05:20 Enter a bracket order to apply to an order, not an open position.
07:28 Color-coded orders to quickly identify which orders are linked
07:40 Entering a position with a limit order and parking a bracket to be sent to the exchange if the entry order is filled
08:47 Duration of order and inherited duration
09:42 Verifying the bracket order worked as expected (related orders canceled once one was filled)
10:20 Identifying parked orders
10:50 Changing custom bracket settings and choosing default settings
11:56 Contingent target or stop loss orders, without a full bracket (half bracket orders)
13:13 Creating a bracket on a previously entered order that has not been filled.
14:50 Placing OCO, OSO, and bracket orders via the day trading page and quotes and charts page
16:57 Sign up for a free futures and options paper trading account using the DeCarley Trader platform (a version of CQG Desktop or StoneX Futures)