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# Partial Take-Profit

## Place Multiple TPs

You can easily place partial take-profits with ease and precision using the trading module.

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* Once you have an open position, you can click **TP/SL/Trailing** in the trading module to pull up a draft line on the chart. This will change the trading module to allow you to edit and place the selected order type.
* Edit the size of the order by dragging the bar. This will be a percent of your open position.
* Drag the draft line to the desired price point and submit the order.

## From the chart

You can also use the [Plus Sign](/lit-docs/trading-guide/trade-on-chart/plus-sign-menu.md) menu to place a TP/SL **on an open position.** You can then **edit the order directly by clicking on the size of the order on the chart.**

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