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## Execution Limitations
At the current stage of development, users have no control whatsoever over the execution of orders.
The way execution works at this stage is quite basic: once conditions are met for taking a position, or once a take profit or stop target is hit, *one single market order is placed at the exchange*.
The way execution works at this stage is quite basic: once conditions are met for taking a position, or once a take profit or stop target is hit, **one single market order is placed at the exchange**.
When taking a position, the Take Position price shown at simulations is defined by the formula you use in your ```Open Stage > Position Rate > Formula```.
When taking a position, the Take Position price shown in simulations is defined by the formula you use in your ```Open Stage > Position Rate > Formula```.
![Live-Trading-Execution-Position-Rate](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13994516/63421629-3980c180-c409-11e9-837e-212e69588ebb.gif)
*However, this is overridden during live-trading, and replaced with a market order.*
**However, this is overridden during live-trading, and replaced with a market order.**
When taking profit or hitting a stop, that is, when attempting to close a position, the price in simulations is determined by the intersection of the corresponding candle with the values resulting from the active take profit and stop phases formulas.
*However, during live-trading, once a take profit or stop target is hit, the order to close the trade is placed as a market order.*
**However, during live-trading, once a take profit or stop target is hit, the order to close the trade is placed as a market order.**
> *It is important that you fully understand the implications of these limitations if you are considering to trade live with the app at this stage, as you will need to adapt to the current state of affairs.*
> **It is important that you fully understand the implications of these limitations if you are considering to trade live with the app at this stage, as you will need to adapt to the current state of affairs.**
Let's quickly review one of the implications these limitations may have, with an example: