Trade size and TP split
Set how big each signal is, in lots, money at risk or % of the balance, and how it splits over the TPs, with a preview of what a signal opens.
Written for TradeMirrorly 1.5.0 · Updated
Size is two plain questions, on a channel's Configure → Trading:
- 1How big is each signal? Fixed lots, money at risk, or % of the balance. Sizes can differ per symbol.
- 2How does it split over the TPs? One trade, equal trades, or your own lots per TP.
The three splits
| Split | What a signal opens |
|---|---|
| One trade | One trade with the whole size. |
| Equal trades | One trade per TP, the size shared equally: 3 lots on 2 TPs is 1.5 + 1.5. |
| Your own lots per TP | For example 1.5 lots at TP1, 0.5 at TP2 and 1 at TP3. |
With your own lots, a TP beyond your list gets no trade, and a signal with fewer TPs puts the rest on its last one. The preview shows what a signal with 1 to 5 TPs opens before you save.
Money at risk
Risk by money or % uses MetaTrader's own profit calculation, so sizes are right for gold, indices and crypto too, and never round up past the risk you set. Try the numbers in the lot size calculator.
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