If you have placed Bracket Orders then: 

    if the Stop Loss has been crossed all of the shares will be sold. 

    if the lower Profit Target has been crossed half of the shares will be sold. 

    if the upper Profit Target has been crossed all the remaining shares will be sold. 

If half of the position has closed because of the smaller Profit Target being hit, consider cutting the Stop Loss in half.  

Example: Original entry at $50 with a stop loss = $4.00 (Stop Loss at $46). Consider cutting the stop to $2.00 and adjusting the stop order to $48.  

If there has been a Black Bar then you will need to cancel the bracket orders and close the trade. It's advisable to watch the stock at the open and close the trade at the mid-price between the bid and ask. If watching the open is not possible, a market order can be used. 

Stop Limit orders are not suggested for EXIT orders (only Entry Orders). This is because a Stop Limit order might not fill in a fast market which could result in a bigger loss and more risk.

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