The method can be useful, for example, when a partially opened order needs to be withdrawn.

The methods are designed to withdraw all active orders from the exchange that belong to a single position.

The main task of this method is to withdraw all orders from the exchange for all open positions within the robot. This includes orders for opening a position as well as closing orders.

The CloseAtProfitMarket method sets a profit order for a position. The logic for triggering the profit order is executed in the terminal.

The CloseAtTrailingStop method provides the opportunity to use what is known as a trailing stop – this is a stop that gets pulled up with the price if it moves in the direction favorable for the position.

The CloseAtStopMarket method sets a stop-loss for a position.

The CloseAtStop method sets a stop-loss for a position.

The CloseAtProfit method, similarly to the stop-loss, locks in the profit for a position.

The CloseAtAceberg methods close a position using an iceberg order.

The CloseAtLimit methods allow for closing a position using a limit order.