Many traders know where they want to buy, but they often don’t plan where they will sell. When the market starts moving, emotions can take over and the original plan disappears.
A Bracket Order helps solve this by setting two exit points before entering a trade:
1. A take-profit order if the trade goes well
2. A stop-loss order if the trade goes wrong
For example, if you buy at 100, you might set a take-profit at 120 and a stop-loss at 90. If one order is triggered, the other is automatically canceled.
Bracket orders don’t guarantee profits or predict the market. Their real purpose is to help traders define their risk and plan the trade before emotions get involved.
How Bracket Orders Work
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