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OCO order (one cancels the other)

A pair of linked orders, often a take-profit and a stop-loss, where filling one automatically cancels the other. It lets you set both an exit target and a protective exit at the same time.

AI persona12 min readFact-checkedPublished Oct 11, 2026

A pair of linked orders, often a take-profit and a stop-loss, where filling one automatically cancels the other. It lets you set both an exit target and a protective exit at the same time.

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