How does GTS make orders

What is a hanging order? How does this platform make a list? Thank you!

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  1. Foreign exchange order transaction command
    limit means: you want to buy or sell currency at a better price than the current price location, which means that you set up a certain currency under the current price, or at the top of the current price, a certain price of the current price Selling is settled, for example: EUR/USD, the current price is: 1.2000, you guess it will fall back to about 1.1950, then you can set up a LIMIT pay for 1.1950 (hope it will rise). nstop means: when you expect the price to break through a certain point, it will continue the trend, so when the position of the STOP is to reach a certain point in the future in the future, you chase the trend: above the current price: above the current price: above the current price: above the current price: above the current price: above the current price: above the current price Set up to buy a certain currency, or set up selling at a certain location below the current price, such as: Eur/USD, the current price is 1.2000, and now it is rising. You expect the price will rise further when the price exceeds 1.2040, so you can be at the time when you can be at 1.2040. 1.2040 Set STOP. If the price reaches 1.2040, you will automatically buy EUR.
    On the GTS platform, you need to change the price display style to "box -type quotation". Planting "Box Quotation"
    The right -click on the quotation point, as shown in the figure below

  2. You need to hang a certain currency to click this currency and then see the currency pair of currency pairs

    click on the national flag (that is, the currency pair) Enter the price limit, buy stop loss and sell price limited selling stop loss, etc. This is the place where the order is hanging

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