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Trading

Take-profit

Also called: TP

In shortAn order that automatically sells when the price reaches your target, locking in a gain.

A take-profit removes the temptation to hold "just a bit longer". Many traders scale out with several take-profit levels.

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Related terms

  • Stop-lossAn order that automatically sells (or closes a position) if the price falls to a level you set, to limit losses.
  • Risk/reward ratioHow much a trade could gain compared with how much it could lose.
  • Limit orderAn order to buy or sell only at a price you choose, or better.

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