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An order starts as an instruction.

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Submission is not proof of acceptance, and acceptance is not proof of a full fill.

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A partial fill creates smaller exposure while the remaining order may still be open.

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Track the order identifier, fill quantity and current position rather than relying on one status badge.

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For an open position, inspect its size and the associated protective orders.

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Confirm the intended side, quantity, stop and target on the venue.

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Protection can fail or become stale after a size change.

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If the dashboard and venue disagree, avoid adding exposure and investigate before modifying the order again.

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After an exit, compare the fills and remaining position with the venue.

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The journal should explain entry, changes and exit.

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Separate realized profit and loss from unrealized estimates, and include fees and funding when reviewing results.

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Sample demo performance is not a customer trading record.

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A timeout or lost response can occur after the venue accepted an order.

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Do not submit a duplicate simply because the page displayed an error.

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Check open orders, fills and the known order identifier.

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Record the time and error, then follow the recovery procedure or contact support.

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Review drawdown, realized results, trade count and costs together.

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One winning trade or an attractive chart does not establish performance.

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Compare only the same account, network and time range.

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Use the review to understand behavior and configuration, not to claim guaranteed future returns.

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For an incident, record the workspace, network, timestamp, agent, market and order or transaction identifier.

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Include the expected result and what actually happened.

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Redact secrets and unnecessary account information.

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Confirm current venue exposure and avoid repeated actions until the state is understood.
