An iceberg order lets you place one large order while only ever showing a small slice of it at a time. The rest stays hidden; as each visible piece fills, the next one appears, until the whole order is complete. The name is exact, what the book shows is the tip.
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A trailing stop is a stop-loss that follows the market while your trade is working and stays put when it is not. You set a distance, a fixed amount in USD or a percentage, and the stop keeps that distance behind the best price your trade has reached. When price moves in your favour, the stop moves with it. When price turns, the stop does not move back.
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A scaled order places several limit orders across a price range instead of one order at a single price. You set the top of the range, the bottom, how many orders to spread between them, and the total size. Ouinex divides the size across the orders and shows you the resulting average entry before you commit.
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Many traders use these two terms as if they meant the same thing. Actually, they don’t and this confusion is behind the vast majority of misunderstandings when it comes to how trading platforms handle risk. This article breaks down exactly how each mechanism works on Ouinex, so you always know where you stand.
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Identifying the best trading competition for any specific trader requires matching four criteria: scoring transparency, prize structure clarity, instrument alignment, and participant pool quality.
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Many traders mistake free margin for a safety cushion, only to face an unexpected liquidation. This guide breaks down the difference between free margin and equity, using a real XAU/USD gold trade example.
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Ouinex rolls out a major feature update to enhance trade execution and capital management for all users.
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Which are the best launchpads and why? How do you know a token listed on a launchpad isn’t a scam? Here’s how to discover the best launchpads and tokens.
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Learn how to manage risk across assets and how to invest and trade in such a way that one bad trade...or even twenty...take you out of the game.
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