# Adding Stop Loss & Take Profit Orders
To add Stop-Loss and Take-Profit orders, follow these steps:
* Open the New Order modal by **right-clicking the chart > New Order** and selecting the desired Order Type, Quantity, and Side.
* Check the options for **Stop Loss** and **Take Profit** to enable them.
* You can then adjust these orders based on Ticks, Price, $, or Percentage. (These four values are interconnected; changing one will automatically update the other three.)
* Once you click , your order will be created along with the associated Stop Loss and Take Profit orders.
* You can see these Stop Loss & Take Profit orders in **Orders** tab.
* You can also view these orders on the chart. Once triggered, they will be removed from both the chart and the **Orders** tab.
For a better understanding, please watch the attached video, which offers more detailed guidance.
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**Note:**
* Stop Loss and Take Profit orders must be added to the order upfront in the **Order Modal**.
* It is not possible to add Stop Loss or Take Profit orders to the same order after it has been cancelled.
* If you have multiple orders for the same instrument, the Stop Loss and Take Profit values will apply to the most recently executed order.
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While **creating a pending order** and attaching **SL/TP values**, make sure to select the correct **TIF (Time in Force)** option — this determines **how long the order stays active**.
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**🏷️ Time in Force (TIF) Options:**
* **DAY** – The order remains active **until the end of the trading day**. If not triggered, it will be **automatically cancelled**.
* **GTC (Good Till Cancelled)** – The order stays active **indefinitely** until you **manually cancel it**.
* **GTD (Good Till Date)** – The order stays active **until a specific date/time** you set. If not triggered by then, it is **automatically cancelled**.
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* Click the link below to learn how to modify Stop Loss and Take Profit orders:\
[How to Modify Orders](/webtrader/modifying-orders.md)
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