How to open the last closed tab. How to open closed tabs in different browsers
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Pivot opening
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Flip opening
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Opening and closing positions (transactions) on Forex
I continue to publish articles for beginners. If you are already trading Forex, then this material will not be of interest to you, just skip it.
The purpose of this publication is to explain to beginners how to open and close positions on Forex.
How to open and close positions in Forex
There are two ways to open a deal - at the current price (market) or using a pending order.
By market:
Double-click on the name of the desired currency pair in the upper left corner of the terminal (the “market overview” window). 
Symbol – in the picture the euro dollar (EUR/USD) is selected, you can select another pair.
Volume – transaction volume. The larger volume a trader chooses, the potentially greater profit (loss) he can receive.
The remaining fields - stop loss, take profit, etc. - are optional. They don't have to be displayed. Although all professional traders set stop losses, we will talk about this in another article.
After selecting a symbol and transaction volume, the trader can either open a buy transaction (buy button) or sell it (sell button). In case of purchase, the trader will make a profit when the price of the asset rises. When selling an asset, the trader will make a profit when the price of the asset decreases.
Opening a short position is a game to reduce the asset (sell).
It is possible to open a Forex transaction with a pending order.
Situations often arise when a trader does not want to make a purchase at the current price. In this case, he can place a pending order. The essence of a pending order is that it will turn into a deal when the price reaches a certain level.
There are several pending orders: buy stop, sell stop, buy limit, sell limit, stop loss and take profit.
We will also consider this whole matter in separate articles. Now it is important to clearly understand that there is no need to guard the desired price. It is possible to open a position using a pending order at the desired price.
Closing positions in the Forex market
Everything here is as simple as with opening trades, but there are some features that we will consider.
You've probably already noticed that all trade openings are displayed at the bottom of the trading terminal. 
occurs by clicking (mouse clicking) on the transaction and selecting the “close” option.
Traders have the option of partially closing a position. To do this, in the “volume” field we need to indicate a smaller number than when opening.
For example, if you opened 1 lot, and when closing it indicated 0.75, the transaction will be partially closed. 0.25 (1 – 0.75 = 0.25) lots will remain open.
Partial closing is a very important trading technique that allows you to smoothly reduce risks (transaction volume).
It is possible for a Forex broker to force a position to close.
This situation is called a “margin call” or “stop out”. If the transaction(s) go into deep negative territory and almost completely destroy the deposit, the broker can forcefully close them.
We are used to working with large volumes of information: 5-10-20 or more pages simultaneously loaded into the browser is not the limit for us. Usually we don’t try to remember the addresses of open sites - why, because here they are - before our eyes. But suddenly they accidentally pointed the mouse in the wrong place... and everything was gone.
Imagine: you are preparing for a test, writing a report, or performing another important task, and suddenly you close a web resource with important data. Is it possible to restore it if you don't remember what the resource is? I'll tell you a secret: you can! What human memory misses is easily remembered by the browser. Let's talk about how to open closed tabs in Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Yandex.Browser and Safari.
How to open closed tabs in different browsers
Internet Explorer
To return to the screen one of the recently visited pages in Internet Explorer 11, click the create a new tab button. It is located in the top panel next to the address bar - when you hover the cursor over it, an icon in the form of a sheet of paper appears.
Alternatively, press Ctrl+L.
To reload pages that you weren't the most recently viewed, press Ctrl+H. This combination will open the visit log, by the way, not only here, but also in other web browsers. Expand the list of sites you viewed for the desired period of time and click on what you were looking for.
Microsoft Edge
IN Edge this is done just as easily as in IE, but a little differently.
Click on the “Hub” button on the top panel of the window (in the form of three horizontal stripes) and select the “Journal” section (hidden behind the icon that looks like a clock). The most recently opened materials are collected at the top of this section. Right-click on the desired one and select “Open in a new tab” or “In a new window” from the context menu.
Mozilla Firefox
To restore the last page in Mozilla Firefox, just press the combination Shift+Ctrl+T once. Click again - the penultimate session will be restored, and so on, until the entire recent session is opened.
To open one of the viewed pages of your choice, go to the main menu (located behind the three-bar button) and click the “Journal” icon. Or press the combination Ctrl+H on your keyboard.
In the “Restore closed tabs” list, click on the name of the site you want to load again.
Google Chrome
Bring back recently closed sites to the screen Google Chrome, as in Mozilla Firefox, you can press Shift+Ctrl+T. By the way, this combination works everywhere except Microsoft and Safari browsers.
To access other viewed pages, click on the striped button in the upper right corner of the window (this button hides the main menu) and select “History”.
The “Recently Closed” list will open in front of us - a place where records of the most recently viewed sites are collected. To reload any of them, just click the mouse.
To restore a web resource that is not there, press the hot keys Ctrl+H or select the “History” command from the menu and then “History” again. There is a log here - a long list that lists the pages visited for the entire time you used the browser. They are sorted, as everywhere else, from latest to earliest.
Opera
IN Opera For our purposes, there is a separate menu - an inconspicuous button in the top panel with the image of two horizontal stripes and an arrow. Inside is a list of recently closed and currently open resources.
If you don't find what you're looking for here, you'll need to access your earlier browsing history. It opens through the main menu, hidden behind the button with the letter “O”. You need to select, as you understand, the “History” section.
In the Opera magazine, the pages that have ever been opened are sorted into the submenus “Today”, “Yesterday” and “Old”. The latter includes everything older than “Yesterday”.
Yandex.Browser
Restoring recently closed tabs in Yandex.Browser organized in the same way as in Google Chrome: all the “good” is stored in the “History” section, which is located in the main menu. And it, as you guessed, is also hidden behind the “three stripes” icon.
Content
Having accidentally closed a tab in the browser, the first thought that comes to mind is how to open it back. Program developers have provided several options for solving this problem. Thanks to which any user, even not the most advanced one, can easily open a closed tab.
How to open the last closed tab
There are several ways to restore a tab in the browser, all of them are guaranteed to return a page that was accidentally closed:
- Simultaneously hold down the Ctrl + Shift + T keys. To correctly type this combination, first press the Ctrl button on the keyboard, then, without releasing its Shift key, and the English letter T (Russian E). By repeating the combination, you can return the last few pages from the hierarchy.
- Alt + Left Arrow Keyboard Shortcut
- Instead of keyboard shortcuts, you can use the right mouse button (RMB): move the cursor to the top of the browser window, right-click, when the context menu opens, select “Open closed tab.”
- Each browser has a separate place where all previously viewed pages for different periods of time are stored, it is called the Visit Log or History. The required page may not be in History for two reasons: if it has been cleared, or the page was viewed in incognito mode. Depending on the browser, you can get to the Visit Log in different ways, so below is a different algorithm for each program.
Google Chrome
You can enter the history of the Google Chrome browser using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + H or through the settings button, which consists of three vertical dots in the upper right corner of the program window. After selecting the “History” item, you will be redirected to a page where all the sites that have been opened recently are collected. The list is sorted by day, hour and minute. To go to a closed tab, click on it with the left mouse button (LMB).
If you cannot find the page you need, use the search provided in the history. It is located at the top with a corresponding magnifying glass icon and a small textbar. Enter a keyword there and click the “Search in history” button. If you don't remember the exact case of the key, you can only write part of the word. In addition to a keyword or phrase, you can search by site name.
Yandex Browser
If you were unable to return a closed tab using the hotkey combination Ctrl + Shift + T, then Yandex Browser History will come to the rescue. To quickly go to a section page, you need to hold down the Ctrl + H keys, or you can also click LMB on the button with three horizontal lines, which is located in the upper right corner of the program.
A list of viewed pages will appear in a new tab, sorted by time of visit. You can return a closed site manually by finding the desired entry in the list, or use a history search, as was the case with the previous browser. You can also search by keywords and the name (part of the name) of the site.
Opera
All previously visited and accidentally closed tabs are stored in the Opera browser history. You can go there by clicking the “Menu” button in the upper left corner of the program window. To go to the desired site, click LMB on the corresponding line in the list. The developers of the Opera browser also provide a history search. To do this, you need to enter a keyword in the textbar with the inscription “Search in history.”
Previously closed pages in the Mozilla Firefox browser can be returned through the log. To do this, in the program window you need to click on the icon of three horizontal lines, then select “Library” and “Journal”. A list of tabs that have been recently closed will appear on the screen. To return to any of them, you just need to left-click on the line with the desired site. To view all recently closed tabs, click "Show all history" at the bottom of the list. A list of all addresses will appear on the screen. On the left you can select a specific date, and at the top there is a convenient search for the magazine.
Internet Explorer
In Internet Explorer, to return closed tabs, in addition to the hotkeys Ctrl + Shift + T, the log is also used. It's located under the star button in the top right corner. All previously viewed sites in Internet Explorer are stored there. For user convenience, the tabs are sorted by day. The order can be changed; to do this, you can select a different sorting in the top drop-down list.
Restoring tabs after restarting the computer
Often the entire current session is lost due to an emergency reboot of the computer. In this case, to restore a closed tab, it is recommended to follow the following algorithm.
And, and started, you can start training while on a demo account, and then on a real account.
First you need to learn open and close Forex transactions, or in other words, trading positions.
Opening a new trading position
To open a new deal on Forex, you must first make sure that the chart of the currency pair you need is active, and then click on the button New order on the toolbar.
You can also use the main menu command Service - New order . In addition, you can right-click on the currency pair you need in the window Market overview, and select the command New order .
Double click the mouse on the one you need currency pair in the window Market overview will also bring up a window to open a new trade.
To create a deal, click on the button Buy(buy) or Sell(sell).
The open position, as well as the established Stop Loss and Take Profit, will be displayed on the chart as dotted lines. In this case, the Stop Loss and Take Profit lines can be moved by simply clicking on them on the chart with the left mouse button pressed.
Terminal window, Trade tab
Window Terminal located at the very bottom, under the graphs. It can be opened or closed by selecting the main menu item View - Terminal
. You can also use the corresponding button on the toolbar.
To view open positions and the overall financial result, you need to select the tab Trade .
In the window Terminal You will be able to see all the information about trading activity: order number, position opening time, operation type (sell or buy), transaction volume, currency pair, sale or purchase price, Stop Loss and Take Profit, current price, commission, swap and profit.
Positions can be sorted by time, by type, by volume, and so on, by clicking on the names of the corresponding columns.
Below all open positions in the list you will see the following information:
- Balance— the amount of money in your account based on the results of all closed positions.
- Means— the amount of money in your account based on the results of all closed and open positions.
Modifying or deleting an order
In open trading positions, you can change, set or delete Stop Loss and Take Profit. To do this, in the window Terminal open the tab Trade, click on the desired order with the right mouse button, and select Modify or delete an order . You can also double-click on the line of an open transaction in the chart window, or right-click on it and select Change or Close order.
Then you make the necessary changes, and click on the button to confirm these changes.
You can remove Stop Loss and Take Profit by setting zeros in the corresponding boxes.
To close a deal, double-click on the desired order in the tab Trade windows Terminal, or right-click on this order and select Close order .
Also, if desired, you can partially close the transaction. To do this, double-click on the desired unclosed position in the window Terminal, and before clicking the close button, select the volume you want to close.
If, for example, your transaction volume is equal to one lot, then by setting the volume to 0.5 lots to close the transaction, you will withdraw half of the money from the transaction and leave half. At the same time, in the tab Trade windows Terminal a new open position will appear, which will be a continuation of the previous position.
Terminal window, Account History tab
To view all transactions made on Forex, open in the window Terminal tab Account History
. In it you will see all completed transactions and their parameters: order numbers, opening and closing times of transactions, type of closed transactions, their volumes, for which currency pairs they were carried out, what Stop Loss and Take Profit levels were, opening and closing prices, swaps and profit (or loss) from the transaction.
Under the list of closed transactions you will see the final result of all operations.
Reporting
The terminal also has the ability to automatically generate reports. To make a report, in the window Terminal in the tab Account History right-click on any of the closed transactions and select Save as detailed report , or item Save as report . Download the report to your computer. and see how the file htm, or as a picture file in the format gif .
Video on how to open and close trading positions
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