Dora_WalletInvestor
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Yes, unfortunately it happens.
check your lot sizes. Higher lot sizes invite more slippage as you get the averaged price. Its better to place multiple trades of lower lot sizes rather than placing 1 large trade.Do you face slippage issues while placing the order? Any solutions how can slippage be avoided?
Interesting. I did not know this.check your lot sizes. Higher lot sizes invite more slippage as you get the averaged price. Its better to place multiple trades of lower lot sizes rather than placing 1 large trade.
I tried this strategy and it surely did help mecheck your lot sizes. Higher lot sizes invite more slippage as you get the averaged price. Its better to place multiple trades of lower lot sizes rather than placing 1 large trade.
yup i have learned that easiest way to counter it is to by placing trade on small lot sizeТhat happens, but not often. No one is free from it.
This is one of the major factor a trader faces slippage provided your broker is a genuine one... The larger is your lot size, lesser is the possibility of getting an opposite trade in the market for the same lot size, thus the price your trade is executed is the average price clubbed from numerous small trades. This is something that occurs from the LP's end.Interesting. I did not know this.
Yes, it works most of the time. rest, its your fate.I tried this strategy and it surely did help me
Fair enough.This is one of the major factor a trader faces slippage provided your broker is a genuine one... The larger is your lot size, lesser is the possibility of getting an opposite trade in the market for the same lot size, thus the price your trade is executed is the average price clubbed from numerous small trades. This is something that occurs from the LP's end.
I do the same.yup i have learned that easiest way to counter it is to by placing trade on small lot size