0. This needs sim market data **not** to be merged with replay (or cert), so we can create our own markets.

1. Bring up a ladder, lets say in SIN1 (does not matter which security)
2. Enter a 5 lot limit order at 20.00 (buy) (if there are no markets use the M View and the ticket to enter 
   the order)
3. In the dropdown select Trigger. For the trigger details, enter the following :
	a. Trigger Condition->Price Type : Bid
	b. Trigger Action->Price->Fixed : 19.975
	c. Child Limit
	d. Leave Trigger Exit conditions unchecked
4. Enter a 2 lot buy trigger order at 20.025. This means thats when the bid price (3.a) becomes >= trigger price (20.025)
a child order of type Limit (3.c) will be sent at 19.975 (3.b). 

The logic of the trigger is as follows :
If at the time of order entry
market price <= trigger_price then the trigger condition is
market price >= trigger price. 

If at the time of order entry
market price >= trigger_price then the trigger condition is
market price <= trigger price. 

ie, it has to cross the trigger price level.

5. Now start moving the market toward the trigger (the market is the 5 lot limit order in 2.)
6. As soon as it >= 20.025, a buy child limit order should be sent at 19.975 (the trigger order should dissapear
from the ladder)
7. Cancel the child order, and make sure the parent trigger order also gets cancelled.
8. Take a look at the Orderbook, and make sure it makes sense.

9. Now bring the market back to 20.00 (by moving your limitorder) and make these 2 changes for the next trigger order. 
Change the price to Payup/less and enter -3, and 
enter a Timeout of 10 seconds. Now enter a 2 lot trigger order at 20.015, move your limit order (market) to cross the trigger.
Validate the child order is sent at trigger price 20.015 - 3 ticks. Now if the child order doesnt get filled
in 10 seconds the trigger order should cancel (along with its child order)

Now that you know how Trigger Orders work, spend 60 seconds more, and enter a sell trigger order (such that it gets filled),
with the child order being Iceberg.