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Multiple positions on the same pair and direction

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Last updated 4 months ago

By default, if you open a new position on the same instrument of an existing position, Contango will add it to your existing position.

However, if you check the force open option at the bottom of the 'review ticket', you can open a new separate position on the same pair and direction as the existing one. For instance, you can have two ETH/DAI longs opened at the same time. Each position is independent from the other. Also, opening a short on ETH/DAI with this option enabled won't offset existing long positions.

Before trading → make sure that you understand how the force open option works.