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# Increase/Decrease order size
### **Increase or decrease your position by x% of the initial size.**
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\&#xNAN;*Ex: \[Increase] \[Initial Order size 10 %]*
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*-> Each time a new Long or Short signal happens from the* [*Indicators Box*](/strategy-boxes/indicators-box.md)*, the current position will be increased by 10 % **of the initial size (and not the current open size)**.*
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*After entering a 10 000$ long position, the indicators now triggers an increase signal by 10%. The initial size is 10 000$. A new long order of 1 000$ will be filled and then increase the position to a total of 11 000$.*
*You can also close a position, if the **decrease % initial size** is larger than current position.*
### Trade requested
If you want to increase or decrease your position only if ALL the conditions are met, e.g all the rules of your strategy, and not only a single Long or Short signal, you can use the **Trade requested** feature.
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