# Take Profit (TP)

TP module creates one or more Take Profit orders automatically.

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You can preview and move the Take Profit on the chart when creating a position.

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The Take-Profit (TP) tab settings are presented below:

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## 1. Enabled

Enabling this feature automatically adds one or more Take Profit orders upon opening a position.

## 2. Order type

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[Order types](/trading/create-order-grid/order-types.md)
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## 3. Number of orders

User sets the number of Take Profit orders.

Combining the **SLX** module with multiple TP orders can optimize profits while adjusting **Stop Loss** based on **executed TP's**.

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[Trailing (SLX)](/algo-trading/signals-tradingview/interface/trailing.md)
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## **4.** Price offset/ fixed price

* **Price offset, %.**\
  Take profits will be placed at a distance specified in % from the position price.
* **Fixed Price**\
  Take profits will be placed at specified prices.

## 5. Order price or price offset in %

Fixed price or % offset for Take Profit determined by choice in item 4.

## 6. Order distribution by token number as %

Token quantities are evenly distributed by default.

## 7. Level reordering

* #### ✅ Enabled

  After averaging, **TP** orders will be cancelled and new ones will be created with an increased quantity at the same distance as before averaging.
* ‌🚫 Disabled

  After averaging, **TP** will be canceled and new TP orders will be created with an increased quantity at the same price as before averaging.

### TP reordering example:

1. A **Long** position had one **TP** order at **+1%** level from its price, prior to averaging.
2. After averaging, the position price dropped, and **TP** distance increased by **3%.**
3. The system cancels previous **TP** order and creates a new one with an increased quantity, bringing the distance to position level back to **+1%**, as before averaging.

## 8. Updating settings by signal

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[Update settings by signal](/algo-trading/signals-tradingview/update-settings-by-signal.md)
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## 9. Controlling an option from a signal

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[Controlling an option in the signal](/algo-trading/signals-tradingview/controlling-an-option-in-the-signal.md)
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**Any questions? We can help in our Telegram chat room.**

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