A copy never pushes a follower past its leader
Short answer
On market orders, Thor checks the leader’s position and trims or skips a copy that would carry a follower beyond it, for example a close copied onto a follower you already closed by hand.
Say you closed a follower yourself, then the leader closes. Copying that close would open the opposite position on the follower. Thor sees that the follower is already where the leader is going and skips it.
- It applies to market orders, on copy links with a whole-number multiplier.
- When Thor cannot read either position, it copies as usual rather than guess.
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