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# Trade Settings

## Access Trade Settings

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* Navigate to the Settings menu (:gear:) in the top right
* Pick "Trade Settings"&#x20;

## Trade Settings Guide

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* **Close Position Confirmation:** if toggled off, [clicking "X"](/lit-docs/trading-guide/manage-position/close-position.md) om your position line on the chart will immediately close your position without a second warning
* **Reverse Position Confirmation:** if toggled off, clicking [Reverse Position](/lit-docs/trading-guide/manage-position/reverse-position.md) button on your position line on the chart will immediately inverse your position without a second warning
* **Limit TIF (Time-in-force):** For [limit orders](/lit-docs/trading-guide/order-types/limit-order.md), TIF (time-in-force) sets the behavior of the order upon first hitting the book.
  * **ALO (add liquidity only, i.e. "post only")** will be canceled instead of immediately matching.
  * **IOC (immediate or cancel)** will have the unfilled part canceled instead of resting.
  * **GTC (good til canceled)** orders have no special behavior.
* **Slippage:** Max acceptable price movement when submitting an order.


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