PJX now supports two ways of managing stop-loss and take-profit brackets:
Position Bracket Settings (original method)
OCO Bracket Settings (new method)
Here’s the key difference
1: Position Bracket Settings (Original)
When enabled, PJX attaches one stop-loss and one take-profit order to your position.
If you add to your position, the platform does not create new brackets. Instead, it aggregates the added size into your existing stop-loss and take-profit.
This means you can only ever have a single SL and TP pair per position.
2. OCO Bracket Settings (New)
OCO (One-Cancels-Other) Brackets give you more control and flexibility.
Each entry is treated individually with its own stop-loss and take-profit orders.
If you add to your position, PJX will create new SL and TP orders tied to that new size, instead of lumping it into the original.
Each bracket is isolated: when one side executes (stop or target), its opposite order cancels, but your other brackets remain intact.
Why this matters:
Use Position Brackets if you prefer to manage a single overall stop and target for the whole trade.
Use OCO Brackets if you want to scale in/out with multiple profit targets or risk levels while keeping each leg isolated.
Quick Example:
Enter long 2 contracts using Position Brackets → one SL/TP pair manages both contracts.
Enter long 1 contract and then add another 1 contract using OCO Brackets → you’ll have 2 separate SL/TP pairs, one for each entry, allowing you to scale out at different targets.
Tip: You can enable OCO Brackets in Settings → Risk Settings → OCO Brackets. Position Brackets remain available under Settings → Position Brackets. (edited)
