# Supported Instruments and Order Processing

## Supported Instruments and Order Processing

AgenaTrader supports a wide range of asset classes, including:

* Stocks
* CFDs
* Futures
* Forex
* Options
* Indices

However, the specific instrument types available for trading depend on your broker. Make sure to check with your broker to see which asset classes are supported.

## Supported order connections <a href="#supported_order_connections" id="supported_order_connections"></a>

Order connections are mechanisms that link your entry orders with target(s) and stop(s), allowing for automated order management. There are three main types of order connections:

* **OCO (One Cancels the Other):** If your stop order is executed, the target order is automatically canceled, and vice versa.
* **IfDone:** Once your entry order is executed, the associated stop and target orders are automatically placed.
* **ORO (One Reduces the Other):** If one of your target orders is executed, the size of your stop order is reduced by the executed amount to match the remaining position size.

It's important to note that handling and support for these order connection types may vary depending on your broker. For more details, refer to the specific broker pages in this Wiki or consult the relevant FAQ article.

## Order execution <a href="#order_execution" id="order_execution"></a>

AgenaTrader itself does not execute orders. Instead, brokers handle the execution and inform AgenaTrader about filled orders and their execution prices.

If the data from your data feed provider does not match the quotes on your broker's platform for a specific instrument, the entry and exit prices may not display correctly on your chart.

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