The video demonstrates the Conditional Order and Bracket Order menus as they appeared when it was recorded. That demonstration does not establish that today’s interface or steps are unchanged. The Streaming for PC manual dated May 6, 2026 lists conditional order types such as Stop Order, Trailing Stop, and Bracket Order for derivatives accounts. Check your account terms and the current screen before placing an order.
What conditional orders can do
These orders let a system send an order when a condition you set is met. They can make an entry or exit plan more specific, but they do not remove risks from fast price movements, liquidity, or the order conditions set by a provider. Read the Streaming for PC manual dated May 6, 2026 and check your broker’s latest notices.
Checklist before using a Bracket Order
- Confirm that your account and selected contract support this order type.
- Check the buy or sell side, contract quantity, and price conditions.
- Understand how the main order and closing order are linked, including whether one is canceled when the other is filled.
- Check the order duration and when it takes effect. The manual may set a maximum duration for certain conditional orders.
- After submitting, check whether the system accepted or rejected the order, or whether it is still waiting for a condition.
- If available, practice with a manual or demo account before placing an order with real money.
A stop loss does not guarantee an exit price
A conditional order is a way to carry out a plan, not a promise that an order will close at the displayed price in every situation. Understand the order type, matching mechanics, and product risks before trading TFEX. The TFEX guide for beginners discusses risk management and setting a stop-loss point as part of a trading plan.
What the original video demonstrates
The video shows a Bracket Order demonstration on Streaming and the idea of setting upper and lower conditions. It does not confirm the current menus, the rules used by every broker, or a suitable price level for any individual investor.
References
Watch the original video on YouTube: Bracket Orders for TFEX