> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.rollie.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.rollie.finance/getting-started/trade/managing-trades.md).

# Managing Trades

To access and update your TP/SL levels on Rollie Finance, follow these steps:

1. Once your trades are open, you can view the details of your current position under the "Open Orders" section in the dashboard. You can access any pending limit or stop orders in the "Pending Orders" section.
2. Click on "trade details" below your open order in the sidebar to view and manage your stop loss/take profit.
3. Under the "Actions" section, you will see two buttons. Select the pencil icon on the right to edit your take profit or stop loss price levels.
4. You can update your take profit or stop loss price by manually inputting the targeted price level or adjusting the profit or loss percentage. Click "Confirm" to proceed with the changes.
5. You will then receive a prompt to sign the transaction in your wallet before any updates can be made to your TP/SL levels.
6. Following these simple steps, you can easily access and manage your open position details and update your TP/SL levels on Rollie Finance. You can always keep track of your positions and adjust your TP/SL levels to manage risk and maximize profits.


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