GTS Web Tutorials

	Web Login Duration: 34 seconds This tutorial shows how to initially log into GTS Web.
	Web Market Order Duration: 1:07 minutes This tutorial will show you how to place a Market Order, as well as, how to place stops/limits immediately after you submit a Market Order.
	Web Order Entry Duration: 1:39 minutes This tutorial will show you how to place Entry Orders on the GTS Web platform. An Entry Order is a Pending Order that is placed at a price above/below the current Market Price. When this price is hit, the order is activated and becomes a Market Order.
	Web Stop Limits Duration: 1:34 minutes This tutorial will show you how to place Stops and Limits on new Market Orders, old Market Orders and how to replace/cancel existing stops/limits.
	Web Trailing Stop Duration: 46 seconds This tutorial shows how to place Trailing Stops and how to know when the trailing stop will move. Trailing Stops allow clients to designate a stop order and choose an increment in which the stop will trail the market.
	Web Reverse Duration: 29 seconds This tutorial shows how to use the “Reverse” button to close an existing open position and opens a new open position in the opposite direction. For example, if you are Long GBP/USD and hit “Reverse”, it will close this position and open a new order that is Short GBP/USD.
	Web Hedge Duration: 1:19 minutes This tutorial shows how the GTS Platform gives clients the ability to Hedge. Hedging allows the trader to be both Long and Short in the same Currency Pair at the same time.

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Tutorials Tutorials covering GTSPro, GTSWeb, GTSMobile and FX AccuChart 7.0 featuring trading from the chart.

FX Commentary FX analysis covering Euro, Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc, British Pound, Canadian Dollar and Australian Dollar.

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