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# Advanced Orders
Let's say you want to add a take profit or stop loss order to an existing position. First, view your positions with `/positions` and then click on `Orders`.
If you have no open orders, you'll see a blank page like this. To add a stop loss, click the `Add +` button to the right of `INJ/USDT STOP LOSS`.
You'll then see a summary of your open position, with some pre-filled percentages. Of course, you can type a more precise percentage in the text box instead of clicking one of the boxes. In this case, let's choose 100%, enter a trigger price of 11.60, and click confirm.
Once the order has been placed, you'll see an updated list of open orders reflecting the new one.
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