*Some of the order types are not included in the regulations, etc.

The main order types for Click 365(FX Daily Futures contracts) are the same as those for Click Kkabu 365 (Equity Index Daily Futures contracts). However, please be aware that the order types may differ depending on the brokerage company (trading member), so please be sure to check with your brokerage company.

Immediate or Cancel (IC) Market order

You can buy or sell immediately at the current price.

This is a type of placing an order to buy or sell without specifying a price, but only specifying the FX currency pairs to be traded and the trading volume. It has the feature that you can place an order immediately and it is easy to execute a trade.

When the order is transmitted to the exchange, the trade is executed at the market price at that moment. If there is no bid or offer at that time, the order will be canceled immediately.

Limit Order

Buy or sell at a specified price

The order will only be executed if the rate actually reaches the specified price, and until then it will remain on standby until the expiration date specified at the time of the order.

If the specified price is not reached even once within the expiration date, the order will not be executed and will expire.

Trigger Order

Order when the specified price is reached

This is a method of placing an order by setting a specified price, such as “I want to place a limit order (trigger (limit)) or market order (trigger (market)) when the price reaches 132.00yen (see point A in the Figure)”.

With a trigger (limit order), you enter the “price at which you want to buy or sell” and the “price that will trigger the order (trigger price)”. With a trigger (market order), you enter the “price that will trigger the order (trigger price)”.

OCO Order

Set “profit-taking” and “stop-loss” orders at the same time

This is a type of placing two orders at the same time: a “Limit order” and a “Trigger (market) order”. If one of the two orders is executed, the other order is automatically canceled.

This is often used for “profit-taking” (see point A in the Figure) when the price of the currency pairs purchased rises, and for “stop-loss” (see point B in the Figure) when the price falls.

If Done Order

If an “If order” is executed, a “Done order” is also executed

This is a method of placing two types of orders, “If and Done”, at the same time, and if the “If order” is executed, the “Done order” is automatically placed. However, unless the “If order” is executed, the “Done order” will not be placed.

[Example of buying and then selling]
You can place an initial “Limit order” to buy at 132.00yen (point A in the figure) and a subsequent order to sell at 148.00yen (point B in the figure) if the first order is executed (Done order). This is a type of placing orders that allows you to place a pair of orders, such as “buy” and “sell”, at the same time.

If Done + OCO Order

Combination of “If Done order” and “OCO order”

This is a method of placing a “Done order” that will be executed as an “OCO order” (limit and trigger (market) orders placed at the same time) after the If order has been executed.

You can place an “If order” to buy at a certain price (point A in the Figure), and if that order is executed, you can automatically place an “OCO order” to sell at a certain price (point B in the Figure) to lock in your profit, or sell at a certain price (point C in the Figure) to cut your losses.

With “If Done order”, you can only specify one type of “Done order”, but with “If Done OCO order”, you can specify two types. If either of these is executed, the other will be automatically canceled.