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Looks like this is pretty normal then i suppose.

10 points NOT 10 dollars! i guess i didn't phrase it correctly. Slippage was 10 ticks. what i really wanted to know was if anyone else had a simmilar story to mine?

It seems that is the case. My assumption was that it was a really liquid market and this kind of stuff doesn't happen but looks like i was wrong.

trade was arround 9:10 am est. no news no nothing. what gets me is how am i suppose to manage risk when the stop is 10 points and it gets executed at 20 LOL! I mean that kind of baffles me.

After that price kind of stabalized and droped again. The contract i traded was comex GC, that is what is says on the platform. i guess i should read that document you are reffering to but i never expected that kind of slippage in my life under normal trading conditions. thanks for the...

there should be a rule agains this kind of thing. This was only 1 contract and they could not execute it? At that particular time there was 400+ contracts traded. And they could not fill my order? Sounds ridiculous. I thought this kind of shit happens in retail forex lol.

Yeah i know. I have been slipped before a few points here and there so i understand its a natural byproduct of trading. But 10 points on such a liquid instrument just seems a bit excessive. And this is the london, US sessions so its not like there isn't any volume LOL. I am...

It was a GC, and the order was a sell stop. I guess i have to change to limit.

Hello, I wanted to ask everyone's opinion on this issue? I took a trade the other day set my stops, everything looks ok. a few minutes later my stop is executed 10 points away from where it should have been executed. This is with a major futures trading firm btw. the trade was only 1...

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