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# Manual Trade Example Using Our Alerts

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Let’s walk through a sample manual trade using a Terminal5 signal:

{% stepper %}
{% step %}
You receive a signal to go long on BTC/USDT with the following details:

• Entry: 28,000 – 28,200\
• TP1: 28,600 | TP2: 29,000\
• Stop Loss: 27,750
{% endstep %}

{% step %}
You open your preferred crypto exchange, set a limit buy within the entry zone, and configure:

• Take-Profit orders at each TP level\
• Stop-loss at the recommended threshold
{% endstep %}

{% step %}
You let the trade execute as the market moves. Based on real-time price action, you may:

• Manually adjust SL to break even\
• Take partial profit at TP1 or TP2\
• Ride the move until TP3 is reached

Each signal allows for risk-adjusted decision-making, tailored to your comfort level.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}