As with the desktop platform, through WebTrader, there are also some options to open and close a transaction depending on whether we work with the latest version of WebTrader for MetaTrader 5 or with the classic version for MetaTrader 4.
Let us look at some available options and provide more details about them.
How can I open and close a new order in WebTrader for MetaTrader 5?
First, you need to open the chart of the instrument you want to trade, study the market trend, and make the corresponding investment decision. Once the instrument has been chosen, we can open a position by following the next steps:
Remember that you must first activate the “One-Click Trading” option in WebTrader. To do this, please follow these steps.
Once you have opened a trade, you can always close this trade either manually or through “Stop Losses” or Take Profits.”
If you have not established these risk levels to close an order, you have two options to close:
How can I open and close a new order in WebTrader for MetaTrader 4?
This version of WebTrader is like the traditional desktop version, so the options for opening and closing a trade are the same. To open an operation:
Remember that for this option, you must first activate the “One-Click Trading” option on your MetaTrader platform. To do this, you follow the path: Options -> One-click trading
Once you have opened a trade to close an order, use the following options:
There is sometimes a possibility of errors or failures occurring on the internet, and other technological systems can be vulnerable to malfunctions. For such cases, Admirals highly recommends that each customer familiarizes with the additional trading opportunities available, such as installing the trading platform on another laptop/PC, downloading a mobile trading platform application on a tablet/smartphone, or using our platforms available through the Dashboard such as WebTrader and the Admirals platform.
Admirals provides a possibility to use (as a contingency measure only) a phone dealing service for the execution of the customer's trading orders. |