Market Order On Signal: The Autopilot will execute an 'at the market' entry order immediately upon receiving a buy or sell signal from your chosen indicator.
Stop Entry On Signal: Will create a buy stop or sell stop order into the market at the user-defined number of tics/pips above or below the signal price bar close.
For Example: If you have selected stop entry on signal and you have placed a 3 in the tics/pips field, upon receiving a buy signal, Track ‘n Trade will automatically place your buy stop entry order three tics/pips above the close of your signal price bar.
Advantages and disadvantages to using a Stop entry order:
Limit Entry On Signal: Will create a sell limit or buy limit order into the market at the user-defined number of tics/pips above the signal price bar close for a sell limit order or below the close for a buy limit order.
For example: If you have selected a limit entry order on signal and you have placed a 3 in the tics/pips field, upon receiving a buy signal, Track ‘n Trade will automatically place your buy limit entry order three tics/pips below the close of the signal price bar.
Advantages and disadvantages to using a Limit entry order:
MIT (Market If Touched) Entry on Signal [Futures Only]:
If market gaps enter with MKT order within X tics/pips: There is a chance that the market may gap over your specified stop/limit entry price. This filter states that if the market gaps beyond your stop/limit entry price within so many tics/pips, then enter instead with a market order. If the market gaps over your entry price beyond your specified allowable tics/pips, the Autopilot will not place the trade.