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Category – Take Profit

Take profit is an order placed to close a trade once an asset reaches a predetermined price, securing profits at a specific level. In trading, take profit orders help traders lock in gains before market conditions reverse. It is a risk management tool that allows traders to automate profit-taking and avoid emotional decision-making. Traders use take profit in conjunction with stop loss orders to set clear exit points, ensuring disciplined and systematic trading while managing potential market volatility.

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SHORT SALE PROCEEDS

Short Sale Proceeds are funds received from selling borrowed securities in a short sale. These proceeds act as a liability since the borrowed shares must eventually be repurchased and returned.

LONG SALE PROCEEDS

Long Sale Proceeds represent the revenue generated from selling owned assets in a transaction or trade. It includes the quantity sold and the execution price for each sale.

TOTAL SALE PROCEEDS

Total Sale Proceeds represent the combined revenue generated from all sales, including both long and short positions. This metric reflects the gross proceeds from all executed transactions across trades and portfolios.

REALIZED P&L (PROFIT & LOSS)

Realized P&L reflects the profit or loss from individual closed transactions. It is calculated as the difference between entry and exit prices, multiplied by trade quantity, excluding fees.

ENTRY PRICE

Entry Price is the price at which a trader buys or sells an asset to open a position. It serves as the baseline for calculating profits, losses, and risk metrics for the trade.

EXIT PRICE

Exit Price is the price at which a trader closes a position by selling an asset or buying it back. It determines realized profits or losses for the trade.

STOP PRICE

Stop Price is the price at which any stop order—whether a fixed or trailing stop—is executed. It marks the exit point for a trade, ensuring predefined risk or profit-taking thresholds are met.

ALLOCATED PROFIT

Allocated Profit is the portion of realized P&L set aside after a trade closes, based on a user-defined percentage. It preserves profits for reserves, reinvestment, or future opportunities, supporting financial planning.

STOP LOSS VALUE

Stop Loss Value is the total dollar loss a trade is allowed to incur before the stop is triggered, dynamically calculated based on position size and stop price to align with trade-specific risk.

STOP LOSS PERCENTAGE

Stop Loss Percentage is the percentage of the entry price a trader is willing to risk before the stop loss is triggered. It is calculated per trade to provide a relative measure of risk.

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