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# Limit Exercise
### Steps to Use[ Limit Exercise](/products-overview/product-overview-clamm/for-option-traders.md#limit-exercise) on CLAMM
1. **Navigate to the Trading Page**
* Once you're connected to CLAMM, navigate to the **Trade** page.
* Here, all available option markets are displayed.
2. **Set Up Your Position**
* Set up a position on CLAMM based on your preferences, such as market, timeframe, and other parameters.
* For detailed steps on trading on CLAMM, refer to the [Trade Options Walkthrough](/ui-walkthroughs/clamm-walkthrough/trade-options.md).
3. **Set Up Limit Exercise**
* Look for the **Limit Exercise** column under the **Buy Positions** section.
* Click the **Edit** button to set your desired exit or target price, at which the option will be automatically exercised.
Setting up a Limit Exercise Order on an open position.
4. **Confirm the Limit Exercise Order**
* Verify the entered details, including:
* Target price and strike price
* PnL estimate
* Position side and size
* Click **Confirm** to save and activate your Limit Exercise order.
* Once the limit order is successfully set up, you’ll receive a confirmation pop-up.
Confirming the Limit Exercise order.
#### What Happens Next?
* The Limit Exercise feature has now been set up successfully.
* The position will be automatically exercised by CLAMM once the target price is hit for the position you set up.
Confirmation that the Limit Exercise order is now setup.
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