Hi @Tradermoe1023! Am I understanding correctly that you mean the price line, SL, and TP on the 4H and 1H timeframes do not align as a single line? If so, that is expected — they won’t align because each timeframe has its own scale. To make them match visually, I first aligned the price line and then adjusted the price scale so that the SL and TP levels coincided (see screenshot).
As for the issue with the modal window, we are still working on it, and to my knowledge, the fix is planned for the next release.
Tradermoe
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Sep 9, 2025
If you watch the video I explain the stop loss was not supposed to be where it was set as well as the TP. It has nothing to do with the 4 hour time frame vs the 1 hour time frame. I did not mention anything about the 4 hour time frame. Focus on the hourly time frame only to see what I am talking about.
Serhii S.
Team•
Sep 9, 2025
Thanks for clarifying. I can see in the video that the SL is set at 0.63315 and the TP at 0.63541. The order was placed exactly with those values as shown in the order window. Could you please explain a bit more what exactly seems to be the issue here, so we can better understand and investigate?
Tradermoe
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Sep 9, 2025
Watch around 1:10 and you will see me actually set it up.
Serhii S.
Team•
Sep 9, 2025
Thanks for pointing that out. Once you selected the option to place a pending order, you then switched to a market order in the order window. At this stage, the price, SL, and TP values of the market order are not yet automatically synchronized with the values from the risk/reward tool. That’s why you’re seeing this difference.
Tradermoe
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Sep 9, 2025
Isn’t that how all orders are done? They open as a limit/stop, and then if I want I would be able to change to a market order. I do that a lot and don’t always have this issue.
Serhii S.
Team•
Sep 9, 2025
Thanks for pointing that out. We’ll review the logic of how this works on our side and get back to you once we’ve checked it in more detail.
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Tradermoe
Sep 8, 2025
Serhii S.
Sep 9, 2025
Hi @Tradermoe1023! Am I understanding correctly that you mean the price line, SL, and TP on the 4H and 1H timeframes do not align as a single line? If so, that is expected — they won’t align because each timeframe has its own scale. To make them match visually, I first aligned the price line and then adjusted the price scale so that the SL and TP levels coincided (see screenshot).
As for the issue with the modal window, we are still working on it, and to my knowledge, the fix is planned for the next release.
Tradermoe
Sep 9, 2025
If you watch the video I explain the stop loss was not supposed to be where it was set as well as the TP. It has nothing to do with the 4 hour time frame vs the 1 hour time frame. I did not mention anything about the 4 hour time frame. Focus on the hourly time frame only to see what I am talking about.
Serhii S.
Sep 9, 2025
Thanks for clarifying. I can see in the video that the SL is set at 0.63315 and the TP at 0.63541. The order was placed exactly with those values as shown in the order window. Could you please explain a bit more what exactly seems to be the issue here, so we can better understand and investigate?
Tradermoe
Sep 9, 2025
Watch around 1:10 and you will see me actually set it up.
Serhii S.
Sep 9, 2025
Thanks for pointing that out. Once you selected the option to place a pending order, you then switched to a market order in the order window. At this stage, the price, SL, and TP values of the market order are not yet automatically synchronized with the values from the risk/reward tool. That’s why you’re seeing this difference.
Tradermoe
Sep 9, 2025
Isn’t that how all orders are done? They open as a limit/stop, and then if I want I would be able to change to a market order. I do that a lot and don’t always have this issue.
Serhii S.
Sep 9, 2025
Thanks for pointing that out. We’ll review the logic of how this works on our side and get back to you once we’ve checked it in more detail.