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Order Execution Strategy ​

Most copy-traders simply open 1 or 2 positions. TTMT uses a sophisticated 12-Order Layering Strategy designed to maximize profitability while mitigating risk.

Why 12 Orders? ​

Markets are noisy. A signal to "Buy at 1.1000" rarely means the price will touch exactly 1.1000 and reverse. Often, price will:

  1. Barely miss your entry and fly off without you (FOMO).
  2. Drawdown slightly below your entry before going up (Better entry opportunity).
  3. Hit entry perfectly.

Our strategy covers all three scenarios by "layering" your entry across a zone.

The structure ​

Every trade is split into 4 Layers, and each Layer contains 3 Sub-Orders (Targeting TP1, TP2, and TP3).

Layer 1: Market Execution (30% of Volume) ​

  • Trigger: Immediately upon receiving the signal.
  • Purpose: Ensures you are IN the trade, even if price flies away instantly. Catch the move, no matter what.

Layer 2: Limit Order (20% of Volume) ​

  • Trigger: Placed at 66% of the Entry Zone.
  • Purpose: Catches a small retracement. Better price than market.

Layer 3: Limit Order (20% of Volume) ​

  • Trigger: Placed at 33% of the Entry Zone.
  • Purpose: Catches a deeper retracement.

Layer 4: Limit Order (30% of Volume) ​

  • Trigger: Placed at 0% of the Entry Zone (The extreme edge).
  • Purpose: Catches the "wick". The best possible price.

The "Entry Zone" ​

The spread of these limit orders is determined by the Entry Zone.

  • Logic: If the signal says "SL is 20 pips away", the Entry Zone might be defined as 80% (default) of the SL distance.
  • Example:
    • Signal: Buy EURUSD @ 1.1000, SL @ 1.0980 (20 pips risk).
    • Zone: 16 pips (80% of 20).
    • Layer 1: Buy @ 1.1000 (Market)
    • Layer 4: Buy Limit @ 1.0984 (1.1000 - 16 pips)

The Result ​

  • Scenario A (Price takes off): Only Layer 1 (30%) is active. You make profit, but with smaller risk.
  • Scenario B (Price retraces then flies): Layers 1, 2, 3, and 4 get filled. You now have a full position, but your Average Entry Price is significantly better than the original signal price. This means you reach profit faster and have less risk on the table.

Visualization:

Imagine casting a net instead of throwing a spear. You are far more likely to catch the fish.

This strategy works hand-in-hand with TP Redistribution to lock in profits as layers get filled.

→ Learn about TP Redistribution