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Smarter Cut Loss

Dear Moo Moo,
I need a smarter cut-loss mechanism. Currently, the cut-loss will fail if a part of the position is sold. This doesn't allow flexibility to:
- sell part of the position to make a small gain
- reset the cut-loss for the remaining of the position to break-een
- allowing the rest of the position for potential higher gain
I hope you can consider the above suggestion and allow the cut-loss mechanism to simply sell the remaining of the position, instead of failing when the stock is less than the original quamtum q; in short, please allow cut loss when n (current remaining shares) < q
Thank you for your consideration.
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  • 102649069OP : I think I have found a work-around for a long position by using the Lmt-if-Touched or Mkt-if-Touched type order to replace the cut-loss. By placing separate sale orders, one for cut-loss and another (or even more) for profit taking, it may be possible to even automate this process. It is essential for all these to disallow shorts. That's why it only works for a long position. Will need to try this out.

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