Order slippage is the execution of an order at a price different from the price you specified when you set the order. For example, we put a stop loss at 9,300 and it is executed at 9,290. This difference will be called slippage. Slippage can be positive, i.e. at a price that is more profitable […]
Category: General questions
My profit or stop loss was triggered, although there was no such price on the chart, why is that?
Let’s go directly to the Dexly trading platform and see in practice what the spread is and how to take it into account when trading. Let’s assume that we have a EURUSD chart. The currency pair is EURUSD. We see the current price at 1.3293. If we click on “open a new order”, we will […]