Command Keys
Premium Actions
Premium Actions
The fourth row of Command Keys contains advanced position management actions for experienced traders.
Partial TP
Takes profit on a portion of your position while leaving the rest running.
How It Works
- Click PARTIAL TP
- Configure the partial close percentage and target
- TradeTorq closes the specified percentage of your total position
This is useful for scaling out of a trade — taking some profit while letting the remainder ride with a trailing stop or adjusted SL.
Example:
- Total position: 0.30 lots BUY
- Partial TP: Close 40% → 0.12 lots closed, 0.18 lots remain
- You can then move the remaining position's SL to breakeven for a risk-free trade
Combine with SL→BE
A powerful strategy: Take a partial profit with PARTIAL TP, then immediately use SL→BE to move your stop loss to breakeven on the remaining position. You've locked in profit and made the rest risk-free.
Double
Doubles your total open exposure at the current market price.
How It Works
TradeTorq calculates your total open volume in one direction, then opens a new position of the same size.
Example:
- Current: 3 BUY positions totaling 0.30 lots
- After Double: A new 0.30 lot BUY is opened at market price
- New total: 0.60 lots BUY
When To Use It
- You have high conviction the market will continue in your direction
- You want to aggressively scale into a winning trade
- You're pyramiding into a position
Use with caution
Doubling your exposure also doubles your risk. Make sure you've considered the impact on your margin, equity, and risk management before using this action.
Inverse
Reverses your entire position — closes all current trades and opens the opposite direction with the same total volume.
How It Works
- All existing positions are closed at market price
- A new position is opened in the opposite direction with the same total lot size
Example:
- Current: 0.50 lots BUY
- After Inverse: All BUY positions closed → 0.50 lots SELL opened at market price
When To Use It
- You've identified that the market is reversing
- You want to flip your directional bias instantly
- You believe the move against you will continue
Costs and slippage
Inverse involves closing all positions and opening new ones, which means:
- You'll pay spread/commission on both closing and opening
- During volatile markets, slippage may affect your execution prices
- The new position starts with zero floating P&L
Close All
Closes every open position on the selected account — both buys and sells, regardless of profit or loss.
How It Works
A single click sends close commands for all open positions simultaneously. This is the fastest way to flatten your entire portfolio.
When To Use It
- Before a major news event when you want to be flat
- When you need to immediately exit all risk
- At the end of a trading session
- In an emergency situation
No confirmation undo
Close All executes immediately. All positions are closed at market price. This action cannot be undone. Make sure you intend to close everything before clicking.