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Slippage

The difference, measured in pips, between the price a trader expects the positions to be filled at, and the price they are actually executed at. Because the Forex market is the world's most liquid and arguably most efficient, it leads to orders typically being filled with limited amounts of slippage. Nevertheless, slippage may occur in fast moving and volatile markets due to buying or selling pressure.

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    Peter jcp commented a blog post 7 minutes ago
    Inside the Currency Market: Signal, Noise and Range Prices
    2926 on my chart and 23 was another scalp sell. Gone London close as well - time to get something to eat soon - Have a great weekend Brian and all reg... read more
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    Oasis commented a blog post 27 minutes ago
    OPEN SELL US30@15230...
    No, Talisman - you do not digress - I have always wondered the 'why' behind such posts. What is the motivation for merely saying 'buy xxx' or sell wha... read more
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    Peter jcp commented a blog post 33 minutes ago
    Inside the Currency Market: Signal, Noise and Range Prices
    I would need over 25 and 28 to hold the scalp buy  and also watching the 30 min time to see if low is breached. No 28 and I bail and look for another... read more
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    Brian Twomey commented a blog post 34 minutes ago
    Inside the Currency Market: Signal, Noise and Range Prices
    I missed it Peter at 1.2910 while writing you. I'll wait for the hourly candle to hit maybe and hit that baby. My prices are true because its the real... read more
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    Noel commented a blog post 36 minutes ago
    Inside the Currency Market: Signal, Noise and Range Prices
    Brian, fantastic accuracy again. Great hit at 13 Peter.                                                                             Brian when you men... read more