# Manual trading

- [Create order/grid](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid.md): ✔ Detailed description on creating orders and order grids, setting stop-losses, trailing and take-profits.
- [Single order](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/single-order.md): ✔ Detailed description of creating an order on the Finandy platform. It describes how to open, increase, partially and completely close a position.
- [Order grid](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/order-grid.md): ✔ Description on creating a grid of orders. Learn how to set up order type, volume, auto-refresh levels and other parameters for effective trading.
- [Fibonacci grid (levels)](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/fibonacci-grid-levels.md): ✔ Instructions for creating a grid of orders based on Fibonacci levels. Learn how to configure order type, volume, auto-update levels and other parameters for effective trading.
- [Order types](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/order-types.md): ✔ Description of different types of orders in Finandy terminal, including real and virtual orders, their features and commissions on Spot and Futures.
- [Limit order](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/order-types/limit-order.md): ✔ A limit order is an exchange order created at a fixed price. Learn how to create and place limit orders in the order book.
- [Floating order](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/order-types/floating-order.md): ✔ Floating order - a limit order with auto offset to improve the entry price. Learn more about how this order type works and its settings.
- [Market order](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/order-types/market-order.md): ✔ Description of how to use market orders on Finandy to instantly execute buy or sell orders. Understanding how market orders work.
- [Stop order](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/order-types/stop-order.md): ✔ Using stop orders on the Finandy platform: algorithmic orders available on Binance for spot and futures trading. Learn about stop-limit and stop-market orders and how to set them up
- [Trailing order](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/order-types/trailing-order.md): ✔ Description of using a trailing order to automatically follow the price trend. Detailed description of trailing orders operation and settings
- [Virtual order](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/order-types/virtual-order.md): ✔ Description of using virtual orders on the Finandy platform to create orders when a trigger price is reached without freezing funds. Detailed description of how virtual orders work and settings
- [Customisable volumes](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/create-order-grid/custom-volume.md): ✔ Description of fixed volume settings for quick order creation or order grid on Binance, OKX, Finandy exchanges. Available in settings: Amount, Order volume, % of wallet balance
- [Stop Loss (SL)](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/stop-loss.md): ✔ Learn how to set and use stop losses on the Finandy platform: setting levels, order types and calculation methods. Detailed guide to working with stop losses.
- [Trailing Stop (SLX)](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/trailing-stop.md): ✔ Description of how to use Trailing Stop on the Finandy platform to automatically reposition stop loss at trigger price or executed take profit. Detailed guide on how to set up and operate
- [Take Profit (TP)](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/take-profit.md): ✔ Learn how to set up and use take profit on the Finandy platform to automatically create and manage single orders or a grid of orders. Complete guide with pictures.
- [Settings templates](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/settings-templates.md): ✔ Learn how to create and edit setup templates on the Finandy platform to save different sets of automations and order grids. A detailed guide to managing setup templates.
- [Trade Reports](https://docs.finandy.com/trading/reports.md)


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