A Position Bracket manages risk and profit for your entire open position, not just a single order.
It automatically adjusts as you add to or reduce your position, keeping one unified stop-loss and take-profit for the total size.
What Position Brackets Control
Position brackets are linked to the net position size.
They manage:
• The total number of contracts/shares open
• The average entry price
• One active stop-loss for the full position
• One active take-profit for the full position
If your position changes, the bracket updates automatically.
How Position Brackets Work
You enter a trade.
A stop-loss and take-profit are placed for the full position.
If you add more to the trade:
•Your average price changes
•The bracket adjusts to reflect the new total position
If you partially close the trade:
•The bracket reduces in size
The bracket always represents your current total exposure.
Example Scenario
• Buy 1 contract → bracket placed
• Buy 1 more contract → now holding 2
• Stop-loss and target adjust to protect both contracts together
• Sell 1 contract → bracket automatically resizes to 1 remaining
You do not need to place new exits each time.
Auto Position brackets
Auto Position Brackets automatically attach a stop-loss and take-profit to every new position you open. For configuring auto position brackets refer