Hi Gruffydd
why the last TP will not be calculated in Cash?
why the last TP will not be calculated in Cash?
Hi Gruffydd why the last TP will not be calculated in Cash? {image}
To understand this correctly, I’d like to see the exact settings for that particular order. Please click the gear icon and expand the Partial Closing section, then share those parameters.
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Hi Gruffydd
it's exact the same parameters as in the main panel
it's exact the same parameters as in the main panel
{quote} Hi Badguy, To understand this correctly, I’d like to see the exact settings for that particular order. Please click the gear icon and expand the Partial Closing section, then share those parameters. {image} It would also help if you could attach the log from the Experts tab, as that will allow us to analyze the case in detail. If you prefer not to post this information here, you can send it directly to our technical support team using this form: https://www.investsoft.eu/contact
Hi Gruffydd it's exact the same parameters as in the main panel {image} {quote}
Here’s what happens step by step:
With a total trade size of 0.10 lots and your TP distribution (40%, 40%, 10%, 5%), the calculation goes like this:
- TP1 → 40% = 0.04 lots
- TP2 → 40% = 0.04 lots
- TP3 → 10% = 0.01 lots (this matches the broker’s minimum)
- TP4 → 5% = 0.005 lots, which is below the minimum allowed
Since MT5 cannot execute a close smaller than 0.01 lots, the program automatically rounds it up to the minimum. As a result, everything gets closed on the previous target, and there’s nothing left for the final TP, which is why the value for the last target shows as 0.
If you repeat the same example with a total lot size of 0.20, the math works out differently:
- TP1 → 0.08 lots
- TP2 → 0.08 lots
- TP3 → 0.02 lots
- TP4 → 0.01 lots (this time it meets the minimum)
So in this case, the final TP will correctly show a positive value, since there’s still volume left to close.
Hi Gruffydd
thanks for clarify.
At this moment I have checked by my self on an other PC in my office.
Without TP 4
thanks for clarify.
At this moment I have checked by my self on an other PC in my office.
Without TP 4
{quote} Thanks for sending the detailed information - now everything is clear. The situation happens because the minimum lot size is 0.01, and based on your current settings, the final portion (TP4) would require closing half of that, which is 0.005 lots. Here’s what happens step by step: With a total trade size of 0.10 lots and your TP distribution (40%, 40%, 10%, 5%), the calculation goes like this: TP1 → 40% = 0.04 lots TP2 → 40% = 0.04 lots TP3 → 10% = 0.01 lots (this matches the broker’s minimum) TP4 → 5% = 0.005 lots,...
- #513
- Edited 2:03pm Oct 22, 2025 1:41pm | Edited 2:03pm
Hello AnasZub,
Yes, you can pin or unpin the stop-loss placement while the price is moving. To do this, simply click on the third icon shown in the images below.
Alternatively, you can use the hotkey shortcut — the default is Shift + S, but you can customize it to any key combination you prefer. Please refer to the second image below for details.
You can also check out the Hotkeys video below for a quick walkthrough and more tips :
Best Regards,
Yes, you can pin or unpin the stop-loss placement while the price is moving. To do this, simply click on the third icon shown in the images below.
Alternatively, you can use the hotkey shortcut — the default is Shift + S, but you can customize it to any key combination you prefer. Please refer to the second image below for details.
You can also check out the Hotkeys video below for a quick walkthrough and more tips :
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Best Regards,
- #515
- Oct 23, 2025 11:58am Oct 23, 2025 11:58am
This is perfect, your trade manager is amazing, life changing as i can enter in the trade right away with hotkeys. The reason why i was unprofessional is because before this trade manager i had to calculate lot size myself which was taking ages and the price would already move from the entry point i waned earlier so i love it.I also managed to get my first ever payout from FTMO and on the way to get my second FTMO. This trade manager is a must!! {image}
We’re really happy to hear that Trade Manager MT5 helped you achieve a great result.It’s exactly what the tool is designed for, to make order placement fast, precise, and stress free, especially when every second matters. Trade Manager MT5 takes care of risk management automatically, calculates the correct lot size instantly, and helps traders stick to their risk limits, which is crucial when trading funded accounts like FTMO, MyForexFunds, or any other prop firm.
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- #520
- Nov 20, 2025 4:04am Nov 20, 2025 4:04am
Hello! Is there a way to see the magic number of the trades executed by the trade manager in MT4 terminal, aside from settings? There are times that I forgot the magic number when I removed the trade manager. Thus, the open trades do not get recognized now when I apply the trade manager again. I wish there's an option that allows to insert the magic number of the trades in the comments automatically so that whenever the trade manager is removed for any reasons, we can just simply input the magic number again. I hope this it's clear. Thank you!
As far as I know MetaTrader 4 does not offer any built in option to display the Magic Number directly in the terminal. In MetaTrader 5 you can enable it by right clicking on the list of trades, choosing Columns from the menu and selecting Magic. After that you will see a full column with Magic Numbers.
If you usually use one Magic Number and do not change it often you can always check it in the Trade Manager settings window.
About adding the Magic Number automatically to the comment. We do not do this by default because many traders prefer to keep their comments clean. The only acceptable solution would be to add it as an optional setting that is turned off by default. For now you can set your own default comment in the Trade Manager parameters.
If you use multiple strategies you can also create separate templates where each template already has the different Magic Number and comment saved.
If you have more questions or ideas just write. I am happy to help.