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How does a Scale algorithm work?

Answer

The Scale algorithm places multiple limit orders across a user-defined price range.

The Scale algorithm places multiple limit orders across a user-defined price range, with the user further able to adjust the price distribution factor.

The individual clip sizes of the order are determined by the Number of Clips selected.

This algorithm is also referred to as “Ladder Orders”.

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